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Venus Williams-backed WeWard can now lock your apps until you hit your steps

The fitness app WeWard has introduced a 'Walking Mode' that restricts access to social media applications until users complete their daily step goals.

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What is the new WeWard feature?

The new feature is called 'Walking Mode,' which restricts access to social media apps until users reach a set number of steps.

Who is associated with WeWard?

Venus Williams is a backer of the WeWard fitness app.

Is the app currently available?

Yes, media coverage indicates the feature has been launched.

What happened

WeWard, a fitness platform backed by Venus Williams, has launched a new feature designed to limit screen time. Users who enable this mode will find their social media apps locked until they have met specific physical activity requirements.

These reports emphasize the app's aim to encourage physical movement by gamifying the restriction of digital distractions. Future developments depend on user adoption and the effectiveness of the locking mechanism in prompting sustained physical activity.

Coverage does not yet specify how the software maintains security protocols while restricting access to other installed applications.

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