(Google Adds “Digital Wellbeing” for Scheduled Breaks)

People can choose when their breaks happen. They can pick start and end times that fit their day. During these breaks, most app notifications are silenced. Only important alerts, like phone calls, might come through. This helps users disconnect without missing critical messages.

Another part of this update is a grayscale mode. Phones can switch to black and white during scheduled breaks. This makes apps look less appealing. It encourages users to put their phones down. They can focus on other activities instead.

Google says these tools aim to reduce digital overload. Constant phone use can be stressful. Scheduled breaks offer a way to step back. Users report feeling less distracted. They find it easier to concentrate on work or family time.

(Google Adds “Digital Wellbeing” for Scheduled Breaks)

The new features are rolling out now. They are part of the latest Digital Wellbeing update. Android phone users can access them through settings. Google plans more wellbeing tools in the future.

(Facebook Expands Its Program for Digital Rights)

MENLO PARK, CA – Facebook announces significant expansion of its digital rights support program. This initiative aims to help creators and businesses protect their work online. The program now offers more tools and resources globally.

The expansion includes improved reporting systems for intellectual property violations. Users can now flag misuse faster. Facebook also enhanced its detection technology. This technology automatically finds potential copyright infringements across Facebook and Instagram. The goal is quicker action on reported issues.

Facebook launched educational resources too. These resources teach creators and businesses about protecting their digital rights. The information covers copyright basics and effective reporting steps. Facebook wants users to understand their options better.

The company sees protecting digital rights as essential. Creators and small businesses rely on their unique content. Unauthorized use harms their income and creative efforts. Facebook believes this expansion supports a healthier online environment. It helps people share safely and build their brands.

(Facebook Expands Its Program for Digital Rights)

More countries gain access to the program’s features now. Facebook plans continued updates based on user feedback. The company works with legal experts and creator groups. This collaboration ensures the tools meet real needs. Facebook remains committed to evolving these protections.