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Digital Wellbeing is so frustrating that I wish it were more like iOS Screen Time I find myself doomscrolling on Twitter more often than I’d like to admit, so Ive implemented a program to cut down my phone usage, involving some self-discipline and Android’s Digital Wellbeing tools. So far, that efforts proven fruitful, but every time an app timer runs out, the ensuing pop-up makes me furious at how inconsiderate Androids system is by design — and leaves me wishing it were more like iOS’...

Hey HN I’m looking for advice and/or suggestions on how to “lockdown/brick” my mobile (iPhone 8) phone to only be able to do a select number of things. I currently suffer with OCD and anxiety, and my addictions to my phone is making me lethargic and causing regular migraines and eye strain issues. I do have a second “dumb phone” (Nokia flip 2720) but due to having a “mobile only” bank account I have to have access to my iPhone. I only really want to be able to...

(Image: Getty) You can do just about anything with a smartphone, so Apple has baked in a number of security features on the iPhone and iOS to keep its users and their data as safe as possible when interacting with the digital world. If you’re concerned about your kids’ safety, security, and privacy, here are some security features and configurations to consider if you’ve entrusted them with an iPhone. Set Passcodes Secure Your Kids Apple ID The first line of defense when it comes to devi...