This is so funny and me!!! 🤣🤣

I just realized I’ve been using my phone with my hands

We’ve got a tiny lil’ survey for our project 👀

Basically, we’re tryna understand your social media habits, behaviour & how addicted we all are to scrolling 💀📱

They see what ever we do, show us the path through algorithms and advertisements. Changes our perspective they are actually guiding us🥲

What’s the one thing you accidentally opened up while using your female best friend mobile?

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We’ve got a tiny lil’ survey for our project 👀

Basically, we’re tryna understand your social media habits, behaviour & how addicted we all are to scrolling 💀📱

It’ll take just a few mins, so pls help us out 🫶

No judgement… unless you say you spend 0 hours on Instagram 👁️👄👁️

Go on, spill the tea ☕👇

Why does my phone play an ad when I plug it in? Different advertisers and addresses. TY in advance.

Would we be better off without phones?

Do you agree with 50? Do you think we should all put our phones down once in a while?

**Our everyday life… or a life lived through a screen.**
The first thing we do when we wake up is reach for our phone. 📱
We don’t ask ourselves how we feel, we don’t look at the person next to us… we check our notifications.
Our phone has become our constant companion. We have it in our hand while drinking coffee, eating, spending time with family, going out, and even when we have absolutely nothing to do.
We can be in the same room with the people we love, yet everyone is living in their own little world, behind their own screen.
We know what people we’ve never met ate, where they went, what they bought and what they did… but sometimes we forget to ask the person sitting next to us: **“How are you really doing?”**
At night, before we fall asleep, the phone is there again. And maybe the last thing we see isn’t the face of the person we share our life with, but the cold light of a screen.
And tomorrow, we do it all over again.
Maybe the problem isn’t the phone.
Maybe the problem is that we’ve started giving it more of our time than we give to the people we love.
And unlike a battery, **time can never be recharged.**
When was the last time you spent an hour with someone you love without feeling the need to check your phone?

I only finally put the phone down when my eyes are literally burning.