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Aimless Scrolling: Report Reveals Unintentional Phone Use

Published Tuesday, June 2, 2026 · Updated June 3

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A report commissioned by Virgin Media O2 revealed that UK adults spend an average of four hours daily on their phones, with 36% of this usage being unintentional. The findings highlight the prevalence of aimless scrolling and its implications for digital habits.

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  • Surveys commissioned by Virgin Media O2 found UK adults on average spent four hours per day on their phone, with 36% of this taking place unintentionally.

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  • BBC NewsCenter

    The article explores the prevalence and implications of unintentional smartphone use, offering expert insights on managing digital habits and the role of tech design.

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