Social networks continue to add features to help us manage our screen time


According to a Sensor Tower report, Internet users spend the most time online on TikTok with an average of 95 minutes per day. — AFP Relaxnews

Aware of the accusations against them, particularly of young people who find themselves addicted, social networks are increasingly looking to introduce tools to help us to better manage our time spent online. And they aren’t shy about communicating on these developments, in a bid to help restore their image.

Let’s take a look at the features that have already been rolled out.

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