Facebook finally started rolling out the \u201cYour time on Facebook\u201d feature which is similar to \u201cYour activity\u201d on Instagram and \u201cScreen Time\u201d on iPhones. The new feature which is only available for iOS users for now tells users the average time they spend on the Facebook app per day, in addition to a chart that\u2026<\/b>
\nFacebook finally started rolling out the \u201cYour time on Facebook\u201d feature which is similar to \u201cYour activity\u201d on Instagram and \u201cScreen Time\u201d on iPhones.
The new feature which is only available for iOS users for now tells users the average time they spend on the Facebook app per day, in addition to a chart that daily usage in hours and minutes. It can be accessed in the Settings & Privacy Tab in the overflow menu located at the bottom of the app.
The new feature also has a \u201cManage your time\u201d section that allows user to manage their time on Facebook whereby they can customise their news feed by following and unfollowing other users and also prioritising posts that will appear on their news feed. Users will also get the option to set a daily reminder which serves to remind them once they\u2019ve reached the limit of using Facebook in a day. Besides that, users can also edit their notifications by muting push notifications and choosing what notifications they want to receive.
Instagram also launched a similar feature awhile back for its iOS users, where they can see their usage time on Instagram by clicking on the sidebar menu at the Profile tab. It is similar to Facebook\u2019s new features, except that it doesn\u2019t allow users to customise their news feed and doesn\u2019t have the access to mange their followers and followings, unlike Facebooks \u201cFriends on Facebook\u201d section that will let its users add or remove friends and also accept friend requests.
While the feature in Facebook serves as a purpose to maintain users\u2019 app usage, it does not have a very strict restriction that can limit users from overusing the app, hence users will first have to be disciplined enough to control their usage on Facebook when they are reminded that they\u2019ve reached the limit of usage.<\/p>\n

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