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Notifications viewed as cognitive trespassers, impacting mental well-being

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Notifications are increasingly seen as intrusive elements that disrupt cognitive processes, rather than simple alerts. Experts suggest a shift in perspective is needed to protect mental well-being from constant digital interruptions. AI

RANK_REASON Opinion piece discussing the impact of notifications on cognitive well-being.

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Notifications viewed as cognitive trespassers, impacting mental well-being

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Angelica Mari, Senior Contributor ·

    Can We Build An Anti-Notification Lifestyle To Protect Our Minds?

    We have to stop treating notifications as benign alerts and start seeing them as uninvited trespassers in our cognitive life.

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