Apple's Screen Time Report Is Not Accurate for Tracking Your Habits

Lifehacker
By David MurphySep 28, 2018, 10:00 am850 pts
iOS 12 is out, and a lot of people are suddenly realizing that they spend way too much time on their smartphones. Way. Too. Much. Time. That’s all thanks to the Screen Time feature you’ll find within your device’s Settings menu—right under “Do Not Disturb.” Tap it, and your iPhone or iPad will give…

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