„The Lo-Fi Way I Broke My Scrolling Habit“

Ein weißer Sessel mit einem komplizierten, netzartigen Muster steht neben einem kleinen, zylindrischen weißen Tisch, auf dem ein Smartphone liegt, in einem hellen, minimalistischen Raum.

I’ve removed all my social media apps — Instagram, Twitter, TikTok — and moved them onto an old iPhone I had lying around my house. I dubbed this phone my Scroll Phone. I designated a single spot in my home where I could use it: a stripy armchair in my living room, which I have now anointed the Scrolly Chair. […]

I just do most of it where the algorithm can’t find me.[…] I still find joy in social media, a glimmer of fondness for what it could be when microdosed instead of overdosed. It doesn’t need to be destroyed; it just needs to be kept in a corner, on a shelf, on a pig-shaped stand that reminds me that social media was always meant to be a little unserious.

Meher Ahmad | New York Times

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