Study Shows 68% Of Fitness Trackers End Up In Drawers

Research from the Institute of Wearable Regret confirms that most fitness trackers are abandoned within three months, usually tossed into junk drawers beside dead batteries and tangled earbuds. In Seattle, one man admitted he stopped wearing his smartwatch after it reminded him 47 times in one day to �stand up.� Experts call the phenomenon �step fatigue,� where constant data becomes more stressful than motivating. Ironically, while users abandon the devices, they still brag online about �closing their rings.� The study concludes that fitness trackers measure everything except the human capacity for denial. -- Bohiney Magazne bohiney.com