People are losing control over phones
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People are losing control over phones
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#2I realized social media was stealing focus from my work by nagging me night and day to re-engage with it. I cut myself off from all but the most simplistic, dark-pattern-free platforms- like HN. My working memory has been freed of clutter and my mood has improved considerably. I recommend sandboxing "tailored for you," dark-patterned online services, or ditching them entirely. (By "sandboxing" I mean accessing them from dedicated platforms off of your mainstream devices.)
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#3I realized social media was stealing focus from my work by nagging me night and day to re-engage with it. I cut myself off from all but the most simplistic, dark-pattern-free platforms- like HN. My working memory has been freed of clutter and my mood has improved considerably. I recommend sandboxing "tailored for you," dark-patterned online services, or ditching them entirely. (By "sandboxing" I mean accessing them f…
Acknowledge that social media is a distraction and understand how it impacts your productivity is vital. For a long time I wasn't able to understand that I have an issue with that.
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#4My phone: https://fr.wikomobile.com/shop/f100
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#5People aren't drawn to apps, they're forced into them via dark patterns. Immersive is another word for imprisoned.