When swiping up doesn’t get you far | Letters

Readers describe the digital habits that are hard to break when interacting with the physical worldSpeaking of odd habits as a result of using technology (Letters, 25 December), I once passed a bus shelter where a mother was waiting with her young child. The shelter had a huge poster of a new mobile phone and the toddler was leaning out of its buggy and desperately swiping the screen of the phone, presumably in the hope of getting cartoons.Ron BaileyNewcastle upon Tyne• I read Joanna Rimmer’s letter on this subject and tried to “like” it.Heather BradfordWinchester Continue reading...