<ul><li>Customizing social media to match users' habits and needs can improve time management and well-being, according to researchers from the University of Bristol.</li><li>A study presented at a conference in Japan highlighted that tailored engagement on social media could lead to a more positive user experience.</li><li>Using person-centered machine learning, the researchers identified four main types of social media users and found that a one-size-fits-all approach to design does not work.</li><li>By introducing personalized features, social media platforms could help users manage their time and well-being more effectively, promoting better control and more meaningful online experiences.</li></ul>

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