Step 1: Choose your own rules
Decide how long you'll stay; once set, stress eases
Many Dhaka-based users set rules from their phones; for some, 20 minutes a day, for others, less time is enough
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Even with large numbers, control options are easy
Even if your favorite place changes, you can keep your habits
Mid-session stops become less of a hassle
Decide how long you'll stay; once set, stress eases
Session reminder makes taking a break easy; after 30 minutes, a notification stops it
If self-exclusion is needed, the account can be kept inactive for a few days or longer
If someone opens late at night, small limits help a lot, keeping cost and time in sight
You can create small routines like 10, 20 or 30 minutes
A warning appears before long sessions; taking a break afterward is good
From the last 7 days of usage, you can gauge habits
If you ever feel like it, take a bit of a break; that's the right decision—self-exclusion means a safe break for yourself
Many people take such a break so that studies, work, and family stay focused; even some Dhaka-based users of bKash, Nagad or Rocket refrain from opening their accounts during the break
Help page If you go there, you'll see the steps in settings more
This section is very important: no one under 18 should open an account, that is the main rule
If parents share the phone, log out, keep passwords separate, and do not hand the device to strangers
Signs of self-control are often small: the urge to keep opening, losing track of time, or bad mood—note these
In that case pjok Register or pjok Download Plan your routine first before visiting the page, later pjok App If you set the limits, control becomes easier
Set an alarm after 20 minutes to make stopping easier
When focus drops, time tracking is lost
If frustration rises, the nearest people are the first to