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Robot tests, useless Wi‑Fi and broken phones top our modern tech woes
A poll of 2,000 Brits found 77% overthink gadget problems, with CAPTCHA tests, weak signal and charging failures among the biggest frustrations.
- A poll of 2,000 Brits found tech users encounter frustrations twice a day, with top concerns including impossible CAPTCHA tests, internet connectivity errors, and smashed devices.
- Despite 86 per cent needing internet access throughout the day, 17 per cent experience connectivity issues daily, causing stress for 65 per cent of users who value device reliability.
- Research shows 77 per cent of tech users overthink gadget scenarios, with 41 per cent anxious while waiting for replies and 29 per cent stressed by misinterpreted messages.
- Generational differences emerged: 27 per cent of Boomers stress over forgotten passwords, while 22 per cent of younger adults feel agitated when phone storage reaches capacity.
- Samsung commissioned this research to mark the Galaxy A57 5G launch, with a spokesperson saying, "Life moves fast, and your tech should keep up.
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