1,000-person New Zealand study reveals struggle to disconnect from internet, highlighting global concern about constant connectivity.
A first-ever internet unplugging study in New Zealand reveals that many Kiwis struggle to disconnect from the internet despite desiring to do so. The study highlights a growing concern worldwide about constant connectivity, with calls for a right to disconnect from work and school phone bans. Spending time offline and managing screen time are seen as critical skills, potentially benefiting wellbeing and productivity. The study surveyed over 1,000 people to understand their internet disconnection habits.
July 25, 2024
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