
Robert Chavez-vazquez
Digital Wellbeing is a decent app with a few useful features. I like that it has a Focus mode, which lets you hide notifications from distracting apps — that can really help with staying on task. The screen time reminders are also helpful, since they show you how much time you're spending on certain apps. Overall, it's not the best app out there, but it's not bad either. Just an alright tool for managing your phone habits.
230 people found this review helpful

Yusuf Sadallah
- Flag inappropriate
- Show review history
Yes, this thing uses a lot battery and not all people need a spyware looking over their shoulders. But also yes, you can stop it. Just you need to remove permissions in *TWO* places: Android settings and inside the app. Since its a core app, it has direct access to settings too. If you see a complain that it can't work because you denied all permissions, then you had deactivated it correctly.
209 people found this review helpful

Praveen
there is no way to exclude productivity apps like reminder apps. I use 2 alarm/reminder apps and it show 1+ hours usage which could be background or ringing time but I never interact that much with these apps. so either change logic to detect how much time i actually spend time in or allow to.exclude apps which user can decide no to.unclude them in well being but battery usage for sure all apps should be considered
10 people found this review helpful