Is society becoming too dependent on apps to survive?

Is society becoming too dependent on apps to survive?

There's an app available for almost anything, but as a society, are these apps preventing us from doing basic tasks ourselves?

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Thanks to our phones, it's actually super easy to outsource almost anything. Have you ever stopped to guess how many apps there are in the Google Play Store?

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Statistics Portal Statista has reported in a survey that there are 2.8 million apps, and according to this survey, smartphone users access approximately 30 apps on a monthly basis.


I mean, there are apps for nearly everything and you have to admit that they do make our lives super convenient. There's an app to jot down your thoughts, one to book a table in your favourite restaurant, and one to even manage your personal finances. We can even get food delivered to us even though most times the restaurant is a mere hop, skip, and jump away. I mean, have you ever considered life with apps?

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If you consider something as simple as a calculator, we've drastically reduced the usage of our brains to calculate figures because all smartphones come installed with a calculator. How many times do we use our calculators to do the simplest of equations?

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So how many apps do you use? Do you think apps are making us lazy?

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