David Garcia+FollowWould You Use a 'Still Alive' App?China’s viral “Are You Dead?” app is making waves—literally asking users to check in every two days to prove they’re okay. With solo living on the rise, is this a smart safety net or a sign we’re outsourcing basic human connection to tech? Would you trust an app to alert loved ones if you went off the grid? Let’s talk digital lifelines and privacy trade-offs. #Tech #TechDebate #DigitalWellness00Share
Mary Mendoza+FollowCan You Really Live Without Instagram?After a year of using Instagram only on desktop, I found my mental clarity and social life improved. No more endless scrolling or comparison traps—just intentional connections and more time for real hobbies. But is ditching mobile social apps a digital detox or a step toward social isolation? Would you trade convenience for more mindful engagement? Let’s debate the trade-offs of going analog in a hyper-connected world. #Tech #DigitalWellness #TechLifestyle00Share
Christina Pearson+FollowAre We Addicted to Our iPhones?Just checked my iPhone’s annual screen time and, honestly, I’m shocked. Six hours a day adds up fast! With everything from banking to social life tied to our devices, is it even possible to cut back? Or is this just the new normal for digital natives? Curious how others are managing their screen time—are you tracking, ignoring, or setting limits? Let’s talk strategies and trade-offs. #Tech #ScreenTime #DigitalWellness00Share
Christina Pearson+FollowIs Brick the Ultimate Screen Time Buster?Tired of your phone ruling your life, but not ready to ditch it for a basic device? The Brick—a magnetic gadget that physically blocks selected apps—might be the answer. Unlike digital blockers, you have to physically tap your phone to the Brick to regain access, making mindless scrolling a conscious choice. Is this tactile approach the future of digital wellness, or just another pricey band-aid? Would you pay for less phone functionality? Let’s debate! #Tech #DigitalWellness #TechInnovation00Share
Kathleen Pham+FollowFlip Phones: The Comeback Nobody Saw ComingRemember when ending a call meant snapping your phone shut with a satisfying click? Flip phones are making a low-key comeback, not just as nostalgia bait but as a statement against digital overload. Some Gen Zers are ditching their always-on smartphones for these minimalist devices. Is this a smart move for digital wellness, or just a retro fad? Would you trade your apps for a simpler, distraction-free life? #Tech #FlipPhone #TechNostalgia #DigitalWellness #GenZ #MobileTech00Share
bradfordbonnie+FollowShould Kids Get Smartphones Before 13?A new study is stirring up debate: giving kids smartphones before age 13 could seriously impact their sleep, mental health, and even lead to obesity. With Australia already banning social media for those under 16, and other countries considering similar moves, should we rethink when kids get their first device? Are we risking their well-being for convenience, or is this just modern parenting? Let’s hear your take! #Tech #TechParenting #DigitalWellness00Share
vincentwilson+FollowAre Smartphones Stealing Childhood?If even Prince William can’t keep smartphones out of his kids’ hands, what hope do the rest of us have? The royal dad says it’s a “tense issue” at home, echoing what tech leaders like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs have long warned: digital devices can reshape childhood, for better or worse. Is it time for stricter tech boundaries, or are we fighting a losing battle against the scroll? Where do you draw the line at home? #Tech #ParentingInTech #DigitalWellness00Share
carly96+FollowAre Browsers Killing Our Productivity?Ever feel like your browser tabs are multiplying behind your back? According to Shift’s latest report, Americans are losing entire workdays to digital distractions—notifications, endless app switching, and news rabbit holes. With 21% of us getting derailed multiple times an hour, is it time browsers evolve to protect our attention? Or are we just adapting to a new kind of digital chaos? Let’s debate: Is the browser a tool or a trap in modern work? #Tech #DigitalWellness #TechDebate00Share
