Culture Mission (Apple Screen Time)

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Tracking My Apple Screen Time

During this mission I decided to track my apple screen time. This was easy to do and very interesting.

After finding my Apple Screen Time in settings I could clearly see how long I was using my apps for swell as the number of notifications I was getting from each app. I decided to take the data and how it in bar charts of my own. I took this data and realised I was using my phone a lot more than I should be. Thankfully this feature allows you to set limits on how long you use each app for.

I decided it would be a good idea to set a limit on how long I used Snapchat for that week.

It has been almost three weeks since I first started to track my Apple Screen Time and even though the mission is over Ive decided to continue to keep track how how much I am using my phone. I have set more limits on different apps such as Instagram and Twitter.

I have also educated my mam on how to use Apple Screen Time so she can set limits on how long my little sister uses her iPod for.

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