An In-Situ Study of Mobile Phone Notifications.¶
Pielot, M., Church, K., & de Oliveira, R. (2014). An In-Situ Study of Mobile Phone Notifications. Proceedings of MobileHCI '14, 233-242.
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Primes¶
- Habituation to Repeated Signal
- Threat colour codes and compliance "cry wolf": persistently elevated alert levels and over-readily-firing regulatory warnings lose their power to recruit attention or behaviour change and are eventually retired or ignored. Notification systems and household alarms: app-notification fatigue and low-battery chirps that fire too often get filtered out, with Do-Not-Disturb modes as the receiver-side defence.
This sourceIn-situ diary study finding users face ~63.5 notifications/day, supporting notification fatigue and filtering; Do-Not-Disturb is the receiver-side defense.
- Threat colour codes and compliance "cry wolf": persistently elevated alert levels and over-readily-firing regulatory warnings lose their power to recruit attention or behaviour change and are eventually retired or ignored. Notification systems and household alarms: app-notification fatigue and low-battery chirps that fire too often get filtered out, with Do-Not-Disturb modes as the receiver-side defence.
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