Could you do it? A 24-hour digital detox may not be as easy as you think, according to the company.
Nearly two in five Americans have tried staying away from their phone or technology for a set amount of time, according to Reviews.org, which offers reviews of connected home services and products and is hosting aThe Salt Lake City-based company surveyed 1,000 adults about their smartphone usage and found that the average American spends six hours per day looking at their phone.
Thirty percent of survey respondents said they spend the most time on the Facebook app, followed by 22% on TikTok, and 11% on Instagram, according to Reviews.org.Smartphones aside, people are also bombarded during the day with computers, watches, tablets, televisions, and more.is hosting its Digital Detox Challenge for the second year in a row, hoping to award someone with $2,400 and "a day without doom scrolling, bad internet memes, or Zoom fatigue.
Once the person completes the challenge, they’ll receive $2,400 and "bragging rights," Reviews.org said.How does the digital detox challenge work?
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