Inventor Of Facebook 'Like' Button Deletes The App From His Phone Over Fear Of Addiction

Sometimes fear makes us do the strange things and the same has happened with Justin Rosenstein, the man who invented the Facebook 'Like' button. He has removed all the apps from his mobile phone fearing the negative effects of using apps. He has also imposed a strict time-limit on himself to use Facebook.

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According to a Guardian report, the 34-year-old has even blocked himself from Reddit and Snapchat.

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Rosenstein said, "Everyone is distracted. All of the time."

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According to a study, it has been found that more the time people spend on social media, they are more likely to become depressed. Another study tells that Instagram has the worst effect on young people's mental health.?