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Personally, I find calls less "distracting" than texts or emails. Information gets exchanged much more quickly and naturally with voice, it gets done, and you c
by aylmao 3y ago
Personally, I find calls less "distracting" than texts or emails. Information gets exchanged much more quickly and naturally with voice, it gets done, and you can move on. With text/email things accumulate and ultimately "high-priority" things mix up with low priority messages in your inbox.
For me distraction isn't so much about _when_ my phone requires my attention. It's about how long I ultimately end up thinking about my phone, which invariably is more time I opt to "poll" for notifications, as opposed to get a phone call "pushed" on me.