Timelimit
Set 30 or 60 minutes per day; stop when the alarm rings.
When using the 22bd App, first assess your habits; this page presents safe play, limits, and self-control simply.
Give simple answers; if 3 or more of the 8, pause.
If you lose track of time, check the clock every 15 minutes.
In haste you make wrong decisions; take a 2-minute break first.
This could be an early sign of stress; it's good to stop then.
Set limits for day, week, and month; write them down.
If you don't take a break, the mind becomes tired; a 20-minute break helps.
If this pressures your habit, control notifications.
When traffic, work, and pressure are high, relax then.
If money concerns, first check the budget, then decide.
If you answer yes 3 or more times, see what you think.
Small rules, big safety
Set 30 or 60 minutes per day; stop when the alarm rings.
Set a limit in Taka earlier; without a budget, pressure grows.
Every 20 minutes look away; take 3 deep breaths.
If you ever feel alone, seek help.
Talk about account, limits, and breaks. On the contact page Find quick path
Tell a trusted person; a 10-minute talk eases a lot of pressure.
If mental stress rises, seek professional advice; regular sleep is important.
Once made, easy to follow.
Do not start immediately after opening the 22bd APK; pause for 1 minute first.
Anger, fatigue, or being rushed? Take a break, then log in to 22bd.
How long, how much, and when to stop; that's the plan.
Discuss limits, safety, or accounts; Dhaka users of bKash, Nagad, Rocket can easily get help.
Bottom line: follow the rules in the 22bd App, set limits, and keep your pace in your hands
These pages give you a clearer idea