Description
Stop staring at a screen! Go and see people with personal interactions!
Reserve the majority of you time offline with people, that will save your health and community!
From the legacy of 24, let's try another direction ;)
https://hackweek.opensuse.org/24/projects/sipario-less-mobile-phone-more-social-interactions
Goals
Realize an application that will allow you to stop using applications (IE instagram, facebook and insane socials), because you will have build real connection with people in the local community.
Still to understand how realize this. Let's talk about it.
Resources
none for now
Looking for hackers with the skills:
Nothing? Add some keywords!
This project is part of:
Hack Week 25
Comments
-
about 10 hours ago by amanzini | Reply
my 2c: people already have technical ways to stop abusing socials, starting from the plain simple power-off button, to operating system timers and well-being features, so I doubt they will install an application to turn off other applications. I'd suggest some offline initiative, for example a campaign / challenge to put your phone at rest in a sock ( better when SUSE branded ones ! ) every day for an hour during daytime
#SockYourPhone -
about 10 hours ago by amanzini | Reply
As another idea, propose some alternative things to do instead of doom scrolling . We could prepare some phone-shaped template paper to download, print and ready to play some simple games . See https://thetabletopfamily.com/easy-pen-and-paper-games/ for some reference
Reply to amanzini
my 2c: people already have technical ways to stop abusing socials, starting from the plain simple power-off button, to operating system timers and well-being features, so I doubt they will install an application to turn off other applications. I'd suggest some offline initiative, for example a campaign / challenge to put your phone at rest in a sock ( better when SUSE branded ones ! ) every day for an hour during daytime #SockYourPhone
# A First Level Header ## A Second Level Header Use one asterisk to *emphasize* Use two asterisks for **strong emphasis** - Use hyphens - for unordereed - lists This is an [link to example.com](http://example.com/) This is an image  This is a user link @hans This is a project link hw#some-cool-title
Similar Projects
This project is one of its kind!