Are you ready to start the day with a purpose or wind down in the evening? Tiktok wants to be your platform, no matter the time of day.
The video platform has recently announced new features for Well-In Wezenkwane, including the Journal “Confirmation” for finding goals, rational breathing exercises, and “smoothing” sound productions including rain, waves and white noise. The journal has 120 cards to tell or share. One card reads, “Be free from the expectations of others and accept yourself.”
Tiktok says the tools are designed to improve safety and well-being on the platform, especially for young people.
Last year, more than a dozen states policed Tiktok for its alleged accusations. Internal documents made public last October show Tiktok promoting an environment that cobbled together its public image with effective policies to address effective mental health.
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Earlier this year, Tiktok introduced a youth meditation feature that automatically opens at 10 PM in a blog post about the new features, Tiktok said that tens of millions of people are already available to all users.
In addition to features, Tiktok introduces task-based activities called “life meeting” related to facilitating sleep and screen time. Users who participate in the eighth week of the “Sleep Hours Mission” can get a badge when they clear the app at night or meditate during that time. Completing tasks helps them grow through the “well-being” process. A separate weekly Screen Mission session features people checking their usage statistics.
The new features are available on a time and space basis, accessible from the account settings page. Hub replaces Tiktok screen time control page.
Tiktok said that the results of early tests show that the latest features are worth their time and a great opportunity for users, who return more often than they did to the old menu.
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