Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri on the social media platform ‘Take a Break’ announced that they have started testing the feature. As can be guessed from its name; Instagram though this feature is aimed at removing the user from the application for a short time. Mosseri, he announced that enter the beta phase of the delivery system break.
Meta, which became the focus of criticism on October 4 due to the access problems on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms, and his ex-employee Frances Haugen’When the allegations shared by the company with the public became salt and pepper, it lost confidence. Haugen claimed that the company did not have serious policies against posts that would affect the mental health of young people.
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Instagram develops take a break to protect young people
Nick Clegg, Meta’s Vice President of Global Affairs, made a statement recently. He noted that young people are heavily exposed to unhelpful content. With the warning “Take a break”, young people are excluded from such content on Instagram. declaring that they will try to keep away Clegg added that the company will be more transparent from now on.
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri posted a related video on his Twitter account today. published. ‘Don’t take a break’ Referring to the working logic of the warning, Mosseri announced that they have opened the feature to certain Instagram users as of today. Stating that they also make available worldwide in December, Adam Mosseri said:
This week we started testing something on Instagram that I’m personally very excited about. This “Take a Break” We say, and it does exactly what you have in mind.
If you choose to use it, it will encourage you to take a break from Instagram after spending a certain amount of time (10, 20, 30 minutes) in the app. We’ve worked with third-party experts on this issue and also received advice on how to plan breaks. And if you’re covered for testing, you’ll see that in the coming days.
in english language “Take a Break” so-called “Take a Break” warning will briefly encourage you to unsubscribe from Instagram. During the time you specify ‘Take some deep breaths’, ‘Write down your thoughts’, ‘Listen to your favorite song’, ‘Do something on your to-do list’ will also make recommendations.
Of course, Instagram will not enforce the break feature. The company gives users the opportunity to choose between 10 minutes, 20 minutes and 30 minutes. “Closed” It will also provide a holding facility. The feature, which is open to a limited number of test groups from today, will be expanded in the coming days. According to Adam Mosseri’s statement, it will open to everyone in December.