Opening Keynote: Between JOMO and FOMO: You are reshaping communication.
summary
Mobile apps change moods and attention: users average 2 hours 51 minutes on phones and 150 unlocks per day, positive apps get ~9 minutes daily while negative ones get ~27. Practical fixes include using Android P dashboard and app timers, minimizing notifications by prioritizing sender identity, enabling inline reply/actions in notifications, and saving time with ML (ML Kit / TensorFlow Lite) for auto-suggestions. Design tactics add tiny friction—paging, stop cues or confirm-before-autoplay—to shift users toward JOMO without cutting value.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:55Evolution of phone communication
- 9:29Making people feel connected
- 13:07FOMO and phone addiction
- 20:13Joy of missing out JOMO
- 23:09Sabbath and digital disconnection
- 26:44Digital well-being and Android P
- 29:13Developer responsibility for attention
- 35:54Reflecting on communication impact
- 37:43Balancing FOMO and JOMO
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