Sometimes you install an app on your phone then notice there's no direct way to launch it. This happens with launchers, which simply get triggered when you tap the Home button, and with other apps you use but don't need to access per se, such as keyboards. One newcomer in this hidden app category is Google's Digital Wellbeing, which started its beta on Android 9 Pie and hides inside your Android phone's settings menu.
Read MorePixel Shortcuts from Chris Lacy surfaces shortcuts to hidden apps, such as Digital Wellbeing was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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