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People who put mobile on silent mode check their phones more than others

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  • Putting phone on silent to avoid distractions can backfire.
  • Experts says there is no standard solution to resolve problem of smartphone distraction.
  • When study participants put phone on silent, they check phone 98.2 times daily.

A team of researchers from Penn State have found that putting smartphone on silent mode to avoid distractions could lead to people checking their phones even more frequently.

The study published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior showed that people who scored high on the “need to belong” and “fear of missing out” on personality batteries checked their phone more often after putting them on silent.

Experts also said that there was no standard solution to resolve the problem of smartphone distraction.

“The general approach to overcoming addiction is by cutting back on that substance,” says S Shyam Sundar, James P Jimirro Professor of Media Effects in the Donald P Bellisario College of Communications and co-director of the Media Effects Research Laboratory.

He said that there was no evidence whether methods of cutting down on smartphone use like muting notifications or curbing access to phone were psychologically effective.

Data was collected from 138 iPhone users.

This work is based on data collected from the screen time monitoring tool of 138 iPhone users.

When the phone was on a notifying mode like vibration or audio-alert, people checked their phones 52.9 times a day. In a marked contrast, phones were checked 98.2 times daily when the devices were on silent mode.

Experts concluded that different people react differently to technology and its features. Therefore, before developing healthier tech habits it is important to understand the personality.

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“I am not a public entity”: Alizeh Shah responds to social media detractors

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Pakistani entertainment star Alizeh Shah rebuked social media detractors who criticized her sartorial selections in recent posts.

Following a month-long absence from social media, Alizeh Shah reemerged on her Instagram account early this month, successfully capturing significant attention with her K-pop-inspired outfit selections in recent posts.

Nevertheless, the celebrity was not the subject of discourse for several valid reasons, and some social media users condemned Shah’s holiday attire in the United States.

The ‘Mera Dil Mera Dushman’ actress, unable to tolerate any bullying, addressed the issue on her Instagram stories with a series of text messages, condemning the haters who criticized her decisions.

“I genuinely feel sympathy for you detractors … “You are all simply obsessed,” Shah commenced writing. “Resenting me merely because you lacked sufficient affection?”Alizeh Shah responds to trolls.She stated, “I understand that being Pakistani and possessing a distinct fashion sense creates numerous challenges for others, but is that truly my concern?” You enjoy watching Pakistani females in short cholis and lehngas in films, yet when we choose to wear anything we prefer, you criticize us? And for what purpose?

I am a public figure, not public property; therefore, please refrain from sharing your unconstructive ideas. “I will no longer tolerate,” Shah declared. “Because it is my prerogative to pursue any actions or identity I desire.”

“Everyone experiences a phase, and if I wish to express it, I will simply articulate it.” The performer said, “Disregard it if it disturbs you.”

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Ahsan Khan and Mehwish Hayat collaborate in the drama series “Meray Qatil Meray Dildaar.”

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Excitement is in the air as Mehwish Hayat and Ahsan Khan link together for the new drama serial “Meray Qatil Meray Dildaar.”

After eight years, Mehwish Hayat is making a comeback to television, and fans of drama are ecstatic about the actor’s arrival into the scene.

With her best friend and fellow actress Ahsan Khan, Hayat, who had a short but significant comeback seven months ago with the telefilm Ijazat, has agreed to work on her next project, Meray Qatil Meray Dildaar.

A large cast and an amazing plot are promised in the drama that will air on a private channel.

Fans were thrilled to hear this news and can’t wait to see the pair on film together again.

Although she made her first TV debut in seven years with her role in Ijazat, her most recent major drama was in 2016.

Meray Qatil Meray Dildaar is anticipated to debut by December of this year, according to a number of media publications, with more information to be disclosed in the upcoming weeks.

In 2016, Hayat last enthralled drama viewers in the hit series Dil Lagi, costarring with Humayun Saeed.

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“Princess” is how Tuba Anwar describes herself.

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When Syeda Tuba Anwar, a famous actress, posted new vacation photos to Instagram, she called herself a “princess.”

Tuba Anwar uploaded a few fresh photos to her Instagram account on Tuesday night, which appeared to be from a trip to the northern regions.

The “Baby Baji Ki Bahuwain” actress captioned the two-picture slideshow with the Punjabi song “Aa Chaliye” and said, “I’m a VIP: very important princess.” The fashionista’s carefree, off-duty holiday ensemble exuded comfort as she chose a denim-on-denim ensemble in clashing hues, accessorized it with a basic white t-shirt and matching sneakers, and finished the carefree style with braided hair.

With likes and praise for the celebrity in the comments area, thousands of her followers showered the now-viral post with their affection.

On the professional front, Tuba Anwar is presently starring in “Baby Baji Ki Bahuwain,” the follow-up to her immensely popular serial from the previous year. She came back to play Farhat in the acclaimed drama, which included, among others, Saud Qasmi, Javeria Saud, Munawar Saeed, Samina Ahmed, Asma Abbas, Hasan Ahmed, Sunita Marshall, Junaid Jamshaid, Fazal Hussain, Rimha Ahmed, Faiza Khan, Afzal Khan, and Madiha Iftikhar.

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