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Experts agree that smartphone addiction is real, and we can see it all around us from people walking like zombies on the streets to those fully immersed in the digital world while commuting.
Luckily, an Austrian designer invented a device to help addicts recover when their mobile phone is not there. The device is called the Substitute Phone. The father of the invention, Klemens Schillinger, designed five different models for the Substitute Phone, but the idea behind them is basically the same.
The substitute enables users to touch it and “swipe,” “scroll,” or “pinch” its surface. The fake phone is mainly designed to help phone users not miss their phones too much when they are not around. This could also entice them to check their smartphones less.