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Addiction issue.

• lukan 1y ago
  But very widespread. Do you never check your phone and realize you are now suddenly doing something completely unrelated? Phones are focus breaking by design. It takes effort, silencing them.
  • tracker1 1y ago
    I live by timers/alarms on my phone... if I don't set an alarm/timer, I'll never break focus for meetings etc.
  • teddyh 1y ago
    > But very widespread. Yes. Does that invalidate the fact? > Do you never check your phone and realize you are now suddenly doing something completely unrelated? How is this relevant? But, no, as it happens, I don’t. > Phones are focus breaking by design. It takes effort, silencing them. Maybe your phone. Those who get an addictive phone may get addicted, and it does take effort to break an addiction.
• messe 1y ago
  That's not on you to say, and pretty fucking tone deaf to boot.
  • teddyh 1y ago
    If someone cannot look at their phone to find out the time without becoming distracted and losing their focus, that’s not a phone problem.
    • wtetzner 1y ago
      Maybe, but why should you have to pull out a separate device to check the time?
• wtetzner 1y ago
  Even if you don't get pulled into something else, having to stop what you're doing to check the time sounds like a bad UI.