Digital Burnout - Why our permanent use of smartphones is dangerous.

Together with his team, Professor Markowetz developed an App that documents the behaviour of 40 million smartphone users. He came to a shocking result: On average, we use our smartphone for three hours per day; we handle it 55 times in a day. We are constantly side tracked, unfocused, disrupted. In his explosive book, Alexander Markowetz seeks to answer the question – what dramatic repercussions can digital permanence have on our health, our life and our society and what can we do about it.

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  • Publisher: Droemer HC
  • Release: 01.10.2015
  • 224 pages
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Alexander Markowetz

Alexander Markowetz was born in 1976 and studied in Marburg and New York. Since 2009, he has been a junior professor for Information Technology at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University in Bonn, where he examined the behaviour of 300,000 smartphone users within the framework of a large-scale project.