So what defines Organic Apps?

Let’s start by understanding what are non-organic apps, or should we call them Junk Apps?

Connectivity addiction happens when we consume junk apps that boost our ego, make us slaves to our smartphones, and use our data to sell to advertisers, and harm our privacy in other ways.

Here are few examples for what Junk Apps do:

• Push Notifications make us deal with unimportant stuff when we are busy with something important.
• Students have hard time to learn to their exams since they visit addictive apps time and again.
• At the office, people are having a hard time concentrating on their tasks.
• Multiple people contact us via multiple apps – messenger, whatsapp, facebook, etc – sometimes all at the same time. Which mean we do not give them the right respect and response they deserve.

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