The essay explores the significant impact of smartphones on daily life since the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007. The author highlights how smartphones have become indispensable, even during meals and social situations. Furthermore, it reveals that a considerable amount of time spent on mobile phones is determined by the strategies of app and device manufacturers, whose main goal is to extend usage time to increase their value. The text raises the question of how this impact on our daily lives does not take into account our well-being, highlighting the challenges posed by services like Netflix, which consider sleep as their main competitor.
Author: Monica Bormetti
Publisher: Hoepli
Softcover, 184 pages
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