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Digital Wellbeing is a set of tools developed by Google to help users improve their digital habits and find a better balance between technology and life.

Digital Wellbeing tools are usually integrated into the settings of Android devices. You can find them in the 'Digital Wellbeing & parental controls' section of your phone's settings.

Digital Wellbeing includes features such as app timers, focus mode, wind down, and Do Not Disturb mode, among others, to help users manage their screen time and maintain a healthy tech-life balance.

App timers allow users to set time limits on specific apps. Once the time limit is reached, the app icon turns gray on their device's home screen to remind them to take a break.

Focus mode lets users temporarily pause distracting apps so they can concentrate on tasks or be present in the moment without interruptions.

Wind down helps users prepare for bed by gradually turning the screen grayscale and enabling Do Not Disturb mode to reduce distractions and promote better sleep habits.

Yes, Digital Wellbeing provides insights into how much time you spend on your device, which apps you use most, and how often you unlock your phone.

Digital Wellbeing is primarily available on devices running Android 9 Pie or later. Some features may vary depending on the device manufacturer and software version.

Yes, users can customize settings such as app timers, focus mode preferences, Do Not Disturb rules, and other features according to their individual needs and preferences.