A man in the elevator said that he would go to the four-story house. But after arriving in the elevator, he became so focused on his mobile that he forgot to press the four-buttons. Not long after, his consciousness returned. By then the elevator reached the sixth floor. Once in a hurry, once again the door was frustrated to see the lift buttons, and he turned his attention to the mobile phone. Do we call him addicted to technology? Again, he can use a mobile phone to send the necessary e-mails.
Facebook's founding president Shane Parker said in a conference in November that social media was created to isolate people, not to tie one thread. According to him, the matter is how the user can waste more time, how they can get their attention, that was the purpose. Shane Parker resigned in the following year of Facebook's establishment. Maybe there was a disturbance that made such ludicrous comments. But there is no mistake in his words anywhere. Facebook wants our attention Their business model is such. How does the job? The answer is, the user has the chance of psychological weakness.
Interestingly, the Facebook-snapchat made in the United States of America is the most vocal against it. There is a continuation of the campaign in the country to keep children away from technology. The theme of 'Truth About Tech' is the theme of campaign expeditions, that children's soft hearts should not be replaced by the pressures of digital technology, but they are not unnoticed. The campaign is running differently. They are not saying to keep away from the technology of children directly. Rather they are trying to understand, what can be the harm if the technology is lifted in children's hands. Your child does not want to be bad or you want to...
What is technology addiction?
Computers, smartphones, gaming systems — especially the technology that can be worked on the screen is a strong tension is an addiction. In particular, teenagers may be addicted to technology but people of all ages may be addicted to it. Technology addiction weakens the subtle aspects of human relationships in humans. According to the International Journal of Neurosciator Medicine, one in eight American people is technologically involved.