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Wellbeing and Monitoring software (Google) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Digital Wellbeing[3][4][5][6][7] is a feature on Android developed by Google. It was announced during the Google I/O event 2018 as an approach that would help users learn how to balance their digital lives by tracking how much time they spend on any particular application.
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Google launched Digital Wellbeing in 2018.[8] It was introduced as part of Android 9.0 ("Pie").[9] The first stable release was made available in November 2018, exclusively for Google Pixel and Android One devices.[10]
Features
Digital Wellbeing is installed via the Google Play Store, and appears as an additional item in the settings app.[9]
Digital Wellbeing includes a dashboard showing the time consumed for each app, the number of notifications received and number of screen unlocks. It also introduces new "Do Not Disturb" and "Wind Down" modes; the latter mode switches the screen to a grayscale mode for a specified start and end night time, to discourage night-time smartphone use.[9]
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