WhatsApp is my most-used app because it is how I stay in touch with my family and friends. Since close contact with cell phones affects me physically, I rarely use mine on the go unless it is an emergency or a quick hello from family. On the occasions when I do need to use it, I keep it at a distance and rely on the speakerphone.
At home, I protect myself by using WhatsApp on my TV monitor. I can comfortably use it throughout the day without feeling unwell, because it’s the direct phone exposure—not the app itself—that causes me discomfort.
So no, I don’t feel bad about being on WhatsApp; I just minimize phone screen time as much as I reasonably can.
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Hi, Betty!!! 🙋
Minimizing phone screen time ensures that your day goes healthy, because phone screen sometimes causes discomfort. 👍
Have a very great week ahead! ☺️
I shall have a great week! You as well!
Thank you so much!
Of course!
True whatsapp is excellent for connecting with family and friends, TikTok is an addiction for me that i need to break and YouTube is soul-food if it wasn’t for the incessant ads…
Thanks so much, Angie for engaging with the post! 😊
Yes, WhatsApp has helped keep meaningful relationships close, and YouTube can be an incredible place to learn and grow!
It takes real self-awareness to recognize when something like TikTok has become more habit than help—acknowledging it is often the first step toward changing it.
Glad this post resonated with you! 💬📱 Happy Monday!