ZDNETAh, Digital Wellbeing. Would that everyone understood and practiced the art of finding balance in life. Sadly, you can go just about anywhere and see people glued to their phones as though it was a lifeline to their souls.I used to be one of them until I realized my health and sanity were dependent on me putting down the screen or staying mindful of my surroundings and how I interact with them.Also: This cheap Android phone has a display and battery life of a handset that’s twice the priceAndroid’s Digital Wellbeing is the component of the mobile OS that is tasked with keeping you mindful. Do you use it? I don’t. Since the feature became a part of the OS, I’ve maybe glanced at it a handful of times — and that was mostly to write about it. The reason I don’t use Digital Wellbeing is that I don’t find it very useful. Sure, it promises to offer some interesting insights, but it fails to make an impact on me or my life.What could Google do about this?I have answers.Hear me out.1. Integrate it with WearOS watchesWhen I want to gain insight about my well-being, I generally check my watch, not my phone. Why? I have my watch on 24/7, and it keeps track of the things I need to know about, like sleep, steps, and heart rate. Google needs to integrate Wear OS with Digital Wellbeing so all of those stats are in sync and analyzed. It would be much better to have all of that information in one place instead of having to check my watch, the Pixel Watch app on my phone, and Digital Wellbeing. Also: The best Android smartwatchesIf Google were to place all of that information in the place it should be, I’d be much more inclined to use Digital Wellbeing. Plus, having data from my watch would make Digital Wellbeing more accurate.2. Easily create reminders to take breaks from using your phoneDigital Wellbeing should allow us to set specific and regular reminders to take breaks. But here’s the thing: My watch sends me reminders to get up and walk at certain intervals. It would be even better if, through Digital Wellbeing, we could set customized reminders to not only move at a specific time but also where and how to move. You could set a reminder after your regular office meeting to take a few laps around the parking lot to decompress from whatever stress the meeting delivered. Or you could set a regular reminder to meditate in the middle of the day. Whatever breaks you need to make it through the day and give your well-being the attention it deserves. More