Use technology in moderation during Ramadan

The Dhaka Times Desk Ramadan is the perfect time to lighten up by eliminating unnecessary daily tasks that slow down our performance.

Today we will discuss various types of technology addiction. Maybe we are wasting time in various ways by spending extra time on Facebooking, social media. So let's take a look and see if you can use any of the following tips:

Phone call:

Phone calls can take us a lot of time. Try to reduce the habit of answering every phone call and instead focus on the incoming phone calls that you really need to talk to.

Switch off your mobile phone/tablet when not in use:

Be sure to turn off your phone or tablet or laptop at night or when you are not using or needing it. Especially at night, don't keep the phone tab next to the pillow unnecessarily, it can disturb your sleep. It is a very bad habit.

বিভিন্ন ওয়েব সাইটে ইমেইল সাবস্ক্রিপশনের তালিকা ছোট করুনঃ

Sometimes we accept e-mail subscriptions from different web sites, from which e-mails are sent to us at different times on a regular basis. Due to these mails, our time is wasted unnecessarily. Therefore, subscriptions should not be accepted from all sites unless it is very useful.

ইমেইল আপনার ইনবক্সে অযাচিত মেইল ফিল্টার করুনঃ

Use filters or folders in email management to keep the emails you need separate. This way you can put away unnecessary mails for later or delete them all together. Avoid receiving subscriptions or newsletters from anyone who receives unduly annoying mail.

Time on Facebook/Twitter/Social Media:

Currently, be a little aware of the use of various social media including Facebook Twitter. Where you spend your precious time is up to you, but be sure to do so thoughtfully. Time is precious in everything now. Your time is definitely very valuable, so before you spend it, decide where to spend it. Facebook/Twitter etc take up quite a bit of our daily precious time.

Thus, during the month of Ramadan you can give up your tech-centric addictions or habits. Be aware, give yourself and family time.