(Neuroscience News) Smartphones have made multi-tasking easier, more understandable, and at times compulsive. But in social settings, these devices can lead to a form of contemporary rudeness called phone snubbing, or phubbing, the act of ignoring one’s companions to pay attention to a phone.
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CONFIRMED TRUE: Did You Know Your Phone Takes a Picture of You Every 5 Seconds?
(We Love Trump) When I first saw this, I thought this can’t possibly be true. Not because I trust Big Tech…. Of course I don’t! But because I thought even for them that is a major invasion of privacy. But it’s true.
Recharge Your Brain by Ignoring Your Phone for a Few Hours
(Exploring Your Mind) Phones are no longer a technological resource, now they’re friends no one wants to leave at home. However, taking a break from your phone and “going offline” will help recharge your mind and restore higher-level mental skills.
Popular iPhone Apps, Such As Expedia, Are Recording Your Screen
(Victoria Bell) Many popular iPhone apps from airlines, clothing stores and travel sites may be viewing your on-screen activity without you knowing.
Are You a Slave to Your Phone? Happiness Researchers Explain How Social Media Is Making You Unhappy
(Jessica Dolores) Many things aren’t what they used to be because of social media. We don’t talk to each other often anymore, because we’d rather check our mobile phones even if we’re seated at a table with friends and family. So everyone ends up reaching for their mobile phones as well.