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YouTube is launching a new feature that lets mobile users set daily time limits for Shorts viewing. The customizable tool aims to reduce endless scrolling and promote intentional viewing habits. Similar screen time management options are reportedly available on platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
YouTube has introduced a new feature that allows mobile users to set customizable daily time limits for watching Shorts, according to reports from the platform. This tool is designed to help viewers manage their screen time more effectively by restricting how long they can scroll through the Shorts feed each day. Sources indicate that when users reach their self-imposed limit, they receive a notification that Shorts has been paused, though the alert can be dismissed, placing the responsibility on the user to adhere to the restrictions.
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