Digital Wellbeing, this is your screen time stalker.
So Android and iOS, they both came forward and said,
hey, you know what?
We're going to help you be better humans
and digitally disconnect.
We're going to tell you how much time you're
spending on social media, or on your chat apps,
or on your work email to encourage you to take a break.
I use screen time settings for my children all the time.
They beg for that passcode like there's no tomorrow.
The things that they will do--
my four-year-old daughter sold her older brother
the screen time passcode for $1 because she
heard my nanny say it.
Crazy things happen in my house.
But you could set it so that you are reminded, as a user,
to take a break.
You've been looking at your email for too long.
You're having too much screen time.
Forensically, this is amazing when
we look at these artifacts.
So here, you can see we're looking at digital wellbeing.
And it says, under event 17434.
And we can see, we have the timestamps.
We have different types and packages.
On the right-hand side, we are looking at Physical Analyzer.
Under identifier, it tells you what the application is.
Under Start time, we can see that, additional Info,
and then Source.
Look at Additional Info, if something
was moved to background, moved to foreground,
activity stopped.
So here, we look over, and we're like, OK, activity was stopped.
What is the app?
Background, foreground, stopped.
This is extremely helpful if you want to see interruptions.
Adding this into your timeline when you check events
can be so beneficial to your investigation.
It's extremely important.
It's awesome awesome evidence