Tricken som får oss att fastna i apparna

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23 Feb, 12:05 — 23 Feb, 12:05

Moderate (27/100)

2 sourcesNarrow spread1 region

Why this matters

This story is significant because it addresses the growing concern over digital addiction and the ethical design of technology, highlighting how apps are intentionally engineered to maximize user engagement, potentially at the expense of well-being. It informs readers about the manipulative tactics used by app developers and encourages critical awareness of their digital habits.

ℹAll sources from Sweden region

ℹOnly 2 sources cover this story

Perspective Analysis

AI-generated comparison of how 2 sources cover this story

Both outlets introduce the story about app tricks designed to keep users engaged, with Svenska Dagbladet providing slightly more detail by mentioning a researcher. The core narrative is aligned, focusing on the deceptive nature of these app features. Coverage is largely aligned in its initial framing of the problem.

Coverage matrix

	svenska-dagbladet	aftonbladet
The involvement and explanation from researcher Sissela Nutley.

Covered Divergent Not mentioned

What sources agree on

The story is about 'Tricks that make us get stuck in apps'.
These app tricks initially appear fun, smooth, or even useful.

Key claims1 agreed · 2 unverified

The tricks are created to trick us into staying as long and often as possible.

unverified·svenska-dagbladet

Researcher Sissela Nutley explains the technology.

unverified·svenska-dagbladet

✓

At first glance, the tricks may seem fun, smooth, or even useful.

agreed·svenska-dagbladetaftonbladet

Coverage gaps

The involvement and explanation from researcher Sissela Nutley.

Reportedsvenska-dagbladet

Missingaftonbladet

Perspective Analysis

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How outlets covered this

Left-leaning

aftonbladet