• Material 3 Expressive changes have started showing up in Digital Wellbeing. • Right now only users on Android 16 QPR1 Beta or Android Canary are getting the new interface. • Only the main Digital Wellbeing screen has this new look, suggesting more changes could be on the way.

Google developers are currently in the middle of an Android-wide project to update the look and feel of the company’s apps, all with the goal of embracing the new Material 3 Expressive design language introduced earlier this year. Exactly how those updates are proceeding varies quite a bit between apps — some have their new UI already arriving, while others haven’t yet made their changes user-facing. Today we’re checking out the latest addition to the former camp — that is, at least if you’re running the right

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