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Gen Z Goes Analogue as Digital Fatigue Spurs Offline Hobbies
Digital fatigue is drawing Gen Z towards screen-free hobbies and creating demand for tools and experiences that help people disconnect, according to India Global Review.
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Gen Z is finding fresh appeal in sudoku, knitting, journaling, film cameras and vinyl records as a break from screens, according to an India Global Review video report presented by Palki Sharma on October 22. The report identifies digital fatigue as the driver of this interest among a generation raised with smartphones.
The shift also has a commercial dimension: the report points to social-media-blocking apps and offline experiences as a market emerging around the desire to disconnect. Its description offers no figures measuring the trend’s scale or spending, leaving open whether this represents a broader retreat from technology or a more selective approach to using it.
Fact-check this story · Source: India Global Review: Gen Z Goes Analogue. This AI-assisted account is based on the linked source, not independent on-the-ground reporting by BharatVox. Any opinion is separately labelled.
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