1. Set time limit
First set daily time starting at 20 or 30 minutes to keep control easy
This page helps build safe habits in the jili App; goal: save time, reduce stress, and know your limits
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Setting limits makes time accounting easy: 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour blocks; sudden extra time doesn't accumulate too quickly
Self-exclusion helps when a pause is needed; the support team is nearby, so getting help from Dhaka or Chittagong doesn't delay
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First set daily time starting at 20 or 30 minutes to keep control easy
At end of each session, leave a break message; this keeps eyes, mind, focus
If one day takes too long, take a temporary break and return calmly
After jili Login, view control settings from the profile; if new account, go to jili Register page and update info
Using jili App, settings are found in two taps; things are small, scrolling reduces
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Set a 30-minute alert; this prevents sessions from getting long
If needed, choose a break duration of 24 hours or longer
Messages appearing make stopping easier; small notes often prove useful too
Using bKash, Nagad, Rocket makes keeping separate accounts easy; Dhaka locals also prefer this method
If any setting is unclear, get help; there is direct talk on the contact page
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First enable the jili App limits, then if needed check jili APK settings, finally send a question to support
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