Google launches Digital Wellbeing Experiments platform to help users improve smartphone abuse

To help users improve smartphone usage and regain balance with technology based on user behavior, on October 23, Google released Digital Wellbeing Experiments. number). The new platform consists of six basic applications, each based on the behavior that users commonly use on smartphones to provide a separate test.

1. Morph: Get recommendations for the applications that are most relevant to the keywords you enter, which helps to increase your focus.
2. Desert Island: Find focus by giving users a selection of the day's essential apps on their phone.
3. Paper Phone: Help you create a useful paper smartphone to help you "temporarily leave" your phone.
4. We Flip: Allows users to set phone lock time.
5. Post Box: Scheduled notifications to minimize distractions.
6. Unlock Clock: Count the number of times your phone is unlocked in real time.

All 6 applications have simple interface and functions but can help users become more aware of using the phone.

If you are abusing your phone too much, opening your phone just to check some miscellaneous things on Facebook, Zalo, Instagram . and want to limit this, try downloading and using the Digital Wellbeing applications provided by Google level to see if you can regain your balance.

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