Do you feel you spend too much time on Instagram? You might not be alone.
There were people who finally rolled their feed for hours and then felt not so excited to spend hours in the social networking application.
There are times when you feel too much and you need to check your clock with the application, because there are too many bad things.
Deleting application installation or disabling the account is an extreme step, and you can definitely avoid it if you practice a few simple steps to reduce the time you spend in the application.
Here are the three things you can do to cut your ‘Instagram addiction’: Push Offif Notification You have a notification on the application, you might receive a warning when the person you follow is living in the application.
This can cause temptation to see the application.
There is an easy way to turn off the notification.
Just open your profile, tap the three-rod icon in the upper right corner, followed by the settings icon.
Open Notice> push notifications.
Here you can choose the type of notification you want to limit.
Users get the option to deactivate notifications about posts, messages, live, IGTV, and others.
Set reminders to limit the default wiraby, Instagram is equipped with a tool that will tell you when you have the amount of time on Instagram.
To set the time reminder spent, tap or image your profile at the bottom right to go to your profile, tap the three blades icons> Your activity, then tap time.
Tap on the daily reminder set and select the amount of time and tap Set the reminder.
Hide ‘like’ on the posts feature that was recently introduced, allows Instagram users to hide as count on all posts in their bait but also other posts.
Doing this reduces the type of information that you consume from the application and therefore can help reduce the time spent on it.
Users can hide the number of likes before they post something or can go to existing individual posts and hide their likes.