I need some advice. I just started a new forced plan that doesn't allow me on social media till six PM. Now, from what I know, once you get to the time the plan ends for the day, you can change up the plan if you want to.
Is there a way to protect my plan from my monkey brain and keep that locked? Even after six PM?
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So my internet browsing addiction is quite severe, so I use the "forced" mode and give myself an hour of browsing time every day on my PC. The problem is now that I just end up browsing the net on my iPhone instead, and there isn't an iOS version of FocusMe, and the productivity/blocking apps that are available are very easy to get around (just uninstall them). Does anyone have any ideas on how I can solve this? I could just trade-in my iPhone for an Android phone. Does anyone here have any experience with the Android version of FocusMe? Is it as impossible to get around (when on "Forced" mode) as the PC version?
Thanks.
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I want to limit the time spent playing Rocket League (from Epic Games). I've tried using Application Name and Process Name but the time spent playing the game is not counting down. Is this a known issue? How do I get around it?
I was trying to use an offline application that I should not have be attempting to use. I have the "punish me" setting enabled but it kills my internet, not really a punishment when you are using the computer offline.
It would be great if there was a setting when setting up "punish me" that blocks the entire computer instead of just the internet.