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While (unfortunately) digital alarm clocks are much more common these days than their analog forefathers, the analog clocks still have a place in the market, and are still used by those who fear power outages, the harm of blue light or unreliability in their digital clock.

The real problem of smartphone addiction goes beyond the devices. According to Tristan Harris, tech addiction is a bigger problem that involves the entire humanity and how the system works in an unfair way between the creators and the consumers of that tech.  In this video, the founder of the Humane Tech focuses on how the current technology is designed to destroy free will, creating social anomie, and wrecking democracy.

Better for some than for others, 2019 represents the end of a decade led by the rise of addictive technology and the growing need for mindfulness practices. 
See below 12 Digital Wellbeing Trends To Watch In 2020 that will shoot up strongly over the next year.

Smartphone addiction is not a fad, neither a trend. It is a fact and some of the largest brands have already based their campaigns on this growing insight: People are increasingly...

In their latest multifamily design newsletter, the CID Design Group has featured our anti-phubbing bands as a way to promote digital wellness in interior design. These bands help to prevent...

The holiday season is upon us, which means most of us will be scrambling to find that perfect gift for our friends and family. While this process can be chaotic and stressful, we here at Bagby have curated the best in digital wellness products to provide the most updated list of gifts to get for your loved ones. Whether you are looking for something small for a stocking, or a big gift to surprise someone, we have compiled it all into one list so that you can spend less time on your phone and spend more HUMAN time with the ones you love.

Check out these 10 Digital Wellbeing / Detox Christmas Ideas - Gift Guide

Classrooms in today’s schools see on a daily basis, students with some type of smartphone in their hands walking into a classroom to not necessarily learn, but to pretend they’re listening to the teacher as they scroll through their phones, also known as “Phubbing”. 

"Our goal is to create a trust and self-control based culture among students where the more they learn about the topic, the more they engage with alternative and digital-free solutions. This is the reason why we share with teachers 3 free digital wellness resources (Digital Wellness collaborative report, a phone lock screen (4 designs) for students and a smartphone addiction trivia game adaptation template) to play and learn in the classroom" says Juan Sanchez, Co-Founder and CEO of Bagby.