The slowtech revolution is here to kill your phone addiction and rescue your attention span (opens original article in a new tab)

The 'slowtech' movement is gaining traction as people seek to reduce screen time and digital dependence by embracing older, simpler technologies and tools that promote mindful technology use.

• Tony Fadell saw an old iPod Shuffle ad in a subway station, highlighting a shift towards 'slowtech' movement.
• Back Market's CMO Joy Howard notes growing demand for older tech as people seek to reduce screen time and digital fatigue.
• Some consumers are adopting minimalist devices like the Light Phone or using apps to limit screen time, reflecting a broader trend of wanting more control over technology use.
• AI is being used in unexpected ways, such as reviving old hardware, as part of the slowtech movement to reduce dependency on constant digital connectivity.