Social media platforms can be as toxic as they are helpful. Trolls and abusers can take a toll on the mental health and well being of the users. Few days ago, Aamir Khan announced that he is leaving social media for good. Actor John Abraham reacted to the news as, "I was planning to do that years ago." The actor shared his two cents on how social media works in marketing. He said, "Managers and producers tell actors what to do, and even actors, sometimes, get drawn into the trending business. But when managers say that you're trending on Number 2, an actor needs to say that this is not the poison I need to get into this, these things are very dangerous place."

He further elaborated, "If you see trolls, you're in that space, if you don't see trolls, then you're not in that space. It is like watching a channel, which is all about sensationalism. You're watching the channel, because you dwell on it. I don't watch any channels. I think it is nice that actors stay away from that. It is nice that actors just do their jobs and go back home."

John latest film 'Mumbai Saga' was released shortly and he is gearing up for his upcoming films 'Satyamev Jayte 2' and 'Attack'.