This new app brings Google’s Digital Wellbeing features to all Android phones

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as mentioned in A new app takes Google's Digital Wellbeing features — a determine of helpful equipment for saying that apps you're spending also much time in — and opens many of them up to all Android phones. ActionDash looks and feels almost exactly like Digital Wellbeing. Though it is missing some key features of Google's tool, like the ability to determine app usage limits. "I'm not trying to recreate Digital Wellbeing verbatim."There's really only one major feature ActionDash has that Digital Wellbeing doesn't: it's available to everyone. Digital Wellbeing, on the other hand, requires you to open the app eextremely time you need to see what you've been up to.

Microsoft To-Do app updates with new features across Windows 10, iOS, and Android OnMSFT.com

Microsoft's To-Do productivity app updated across Windows 10, Android, and iOS devices this day by a variety of different new features added and changes made to each. Of particular note is the addition of new emoji on the Windows 10 app, a new fullmonitor menu on the iOS version, and new rich enhave a have aTry functionality being added to the Android Microsoft To-Do app. Have you tried using Microsoft To-Do by Cortana? Do you use Microsoft To-Do on your device? Let us know that version you access the most in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest for more Microsoft app content.

Google app for Android may be getting an experimental "Labs" feature

referring to Google has a history of letting users analisis experimental features in its products by enabling or disabling "labs" features. There used to be a Google Labs website that allowed users to have a have aTry out new web apps and experiments. But Gmail Labs isn't available for regular users anymore (although G Suite customers can enable it). All of that is to say, it's Mysterious what kind of experimental features going to be available to Android users once Google Labs goes live. For now, 9to5Google notes that it includes a "Pinch to Zoom in Search Results" feature — but that's something you can alavailiable do using the Google app for Android.

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Researcher shows how popular app ES File Explorer exposes Android device data

ES File Explorer claims it has more than 500 million downloads under its belt ever 2014, making it one of the most used apps to date. Its simplicity makes it what it is: a easy file explorer that lets you browse out of your Android phone or tablet's file system for files, data, documents and more. In doing so, it opens up the entire Android device to a whole host of attacks — including data theft. Prior to tweeting, he showed TechCrunch how the exposed port could be used to silently exfiltaverage data from the device. We contacted the makers of ES File Explorer but did not hear back prior to publication.