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I read and loved Potential’s “iOS 15, Humane” proposition. Published earlier in June by co-founders Welf and Oliver, it tackles how iOS could help us better protect our attention.
As a designer who cares about and writes about digital wellness, I’m profoundly aligned with their suggestions. In this article, I’m sharing my notes, as if enthusiastically scribbled in the margins of the original proposal, but public and online. Co-thinking and co-creating, if you will.
All images in this article were taken from Potential’s original post.
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