AdGuard for iOS Pro VS Google Wellbeing

But I according to this, it would be more flexible. Which makes sense. On the contrary if the dns blocks something you need to disable it completely to allow it. Source: over 2 years ago

No, adguard pro is an app that acts as a local proxy for DNS and disallows DNS for things you want to block. You can then look at records locally. It is not enough to be certain, because DNS is not the only way to reach an external service. But it's the easy way, so the app is going to get the majority. Source: over 2 years ago

The Digital well being app really restricts your app use once you set it in the app's "focus mode" function. Try this too. Source: 12 months ago

Yes it is called Digital wellbeing. You can set app timers, screen time goals, and focus mode. Per checking there is also Focus, Scheduled summary and app limits on IOS. Source: over 2 years ago

> It's all about which company can screw the other out of engagement and eyeballs. You could argue that Apple is acquiring users who they then lock in, sell to advertisers and developers (for a 30% cut on the App store) and monetize with service subscriptions, but you can also argue that half of Apple's profit is still from hardware sales, and apps and services are a big reason for buying that hardware. And Google... - Source: Hacker News / almost 3 years ago

If you have an Android phone think about installing some of Google's wellness apps -. https://wellbeing.google/. Source: about 3 years ago