Google Voice vs ScrollBlock

Google Voice gives you a phone number for calling, text messaging, and voicemail. It works on smartphones and computers, and syncs across your devices so you can use the app in the office, at home, or on the go. NOTE: Google Voice only works for personal Google Accounts in the US and Google Workspace accounts in select markets. Text messaging is not supported in all markets. You’re in control Get spam filtered automatically and block numbers you don’t want to hear from. Manage your time with personalized settings for forwarding calls, text messages, and voicemail. Backed up and searchable Calls, text messages, and voicemails are stored and backed up to make it easy for you to search your history. Manage messages across devices Send and receive individual and group SMS messages from all your devices Your voicemail, transcribed Google Voice provides advanced voicemail transcriptions that you can read in the app and/or have sent to your email. Save on international calling Make international calls at competitive rates without paying extra for international minutes with your mobile carrier Keep in mind: • Google Voice is currently only available in the US. Google Voice for Google Workspace users is available in select countries. Check with your administrator for access. • Calls made using Google Voice for iPhone can be placed through a Google Voice access number. All access number based calls use the standard minutes from your cell phone plan and may incur costs (e.g. when traveling internationally).

Scroll Block is a gamified productivity app that helps young adults reduce excessive scrolling by turning screen time into a reward. When a user tries to open a blocked app like TikTok, Scroll Block blocks access and sends them to the app. To earn back their scrolling time, the user chooses topics they are interested in and rolls a virtual dice to randomly select one. The app then creates five AI-powered flashcards about the selected topic. After studying the flashcards, the user completes a short three-question quiz to test what they learned. If they answer the questions correctly, they earn 30 minutes of scrolling time. Once the 30 minutes are over, the process starts again, encouraging users to spend less time mindlessly scrolling and more time learning.