👉 Junk computing refers to the excessive and often unnecessary use of technology, particularly digital devices and online services, that does not contribute significantly to an individual's productivity, well-being, or quality of life. This can manifest as endlessly scrolling through social media feeds, constantly checking emails, or engaging in other online activities that consume time and mental energy without yielding meaningful results. Junk computing can lead to digital overload, decreased focus, increased stress, and a sense of dissatisfaction with one's technological habits. It often stems from a lack of clear goals or prioritization, resulting in a cycle of aimless browsing and consumption that detracts from more valuable pursuits.
