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| Website | wellbeing |
Digital Wellbeing[1][2][3][4][5] is a feature on Android developed by Google. It was announced during the Google I/O event 2018 as an approach that will help users teach how to balance their Digital lives by tracking how much time users spend on any particular application.
Google launched Digital Wellbeing in 2018.[6]
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