Self-limit
Set the daily time limit to 1 minute; changing the limit takes 2 steps from settings.
Three levels of control are kept: age verification, usage monitoring and rapid identification of risky behavior.
After creating an account you can set limits for session time, breaks and how long you stay in a day, everything can be set to your liking.
In Bangladesh, for users of bKash, Nagad and Rocket, controls are also very easy. Many Dhaka users set shorter time settings first, then proceed.
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Set the daily time limit to 1 minute; changing the limit takes 2 steps from settings.
Take a 24-hour or longer break; selecting a break in the profile will activate it.
Temporarily disable login, you can come back later and re-enable the same setting.
View notification, session and login alerts in one place; this works well on Android 8+ phones.
If you exceed 15 minutes, take a break; check the screen-time limit.
If multiple alerts appear, turn them off; decisions are better with a calm mind.
Stop early by checking account balance; you can quickly monitor with bKash or Nagad.
If stressed, pause the session; when you return the decision is clearer.
If the answers to five questions don't make it clear, take a break, then think again.
Keep three sources of support; if in doubt, talk to someone first.
If you have account trouble, get in-app support; quick answers to simple questions.
Tell a friend or family member; even one trusted person brings balance to decisions.
If the pressure increases, seek professional help; many in Dhaka choose this path first.
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Set daily time and breaks from the profile
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