LONDON -- In the digital age979 Archives it can be truly difficult to disconnect from social media.
Whether for work or play, frequent engagement with the online sphere has become a near necessity to navigate the modern world.
And sometimes, that necessity can turn into a harmful habit that causes us to neglect our own self-care.
Turns out, there's a bot for that.
Twitter citizen @jonnysun recognized these unhealthy tendencies in himself, and so created a bot that sends gentle nudges like "please remember to look up from your screen" and "breathe deeply please."
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And it appears that much of the twitterverse could use the polite reminders, because @tinycarebot already has 20.7K followers on Twitter.
Here's a sample of some of the pleasant prompts sent by the bot:
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BRB, going for a walk.
Topics Mental Health Social Media Self-Care
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