Internet Desk: Adults say that young people are becoming addicted to other things on social media. Young people, on the other hand, say they learn a lot using social media content. Manchichet has two on social media because the sword is sharp on both sides. Experts say that more and more young people are abusing these in recent times. In this context, the photo sharing app Instagram has taken a crucial decision to prevent young people from being drawn into dangerous content on social media. For this, a new feature called ‘Take a Break’ will be introduced. With the help of the Take A Break feature, young people can take a break from their Instagram accounts and reuse them. How much time do they spend on Instagram at the same time? Which items do you look for the most? Facebook says it hopes Instagram can be meaningfully analyzed and reused.

“We find young people addicted to the same type of videos over and over again, no matter how good it is for them. We want them to watch other videos as well. That’s why we’re going to introduce a new feature. This new feature will help young people take a break from Instagram,” said Nick Clegg, Facebook’s international affairs vice president. The decision comes in the wake of a recent allegation by a former Facebook employee that social media owned by Facebook endangers young people.