A look at the movement of so-called “Dumbphones” by analogy with “smartphones”.

Smartphones can be “overwhelming and distracting” with their endless notifications and social media feeds. But push-button phones without constant access to the Internet provide a chance to refocus and gain control over your time and attention. By reducing screen time, experts say they can “reduce the stress, anxiety, and FOMO (fear of missing out) associated with excessive smartphone use.” Such phones also facilitate face-to-face interaction and more “mindful” communication.

Who will benefit from such phones? Those looking for a digital detox, parents with children, professionals and retirees who need fewer distractions.

Source: Ferra

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