Every three out of four people have the disease of NoMoPhobia, whether you have it or not, know here

What is NoMoPhobia? Smartphones have become an important part of our life today. Living without them is not even worth imagining. An amazing report related to the smartphone has come out. Oppo and Counterpoint Research have shared a report in which it has been told that 3 out of every 4 Indians have a disease called NOMOPHOBIA. There are about 72% of Indians who get ‘low battery anxiety’ as soon as the battery of their mobile phone reaches 20%. On the other hand, 65% people are such that due to this, emotional discomfort such as anxiety, disconnect, feeling helpless, fear of being left out, nervousness etc. starts. If you feel the same way then you are also suffering from NOMOPHOBIA.

WHAT IS NOMOPHOBIA?

Nomophobia i.e. no mobile phone phobia is a condition in which a person starts getting nervous when away from the mobile. This happens because he is used to the smartphone.

shocking report

Chinese smartphone maker Oppo and Counterpoint Research conducted a study on people named ‘NoMoPhobia: Low Battery Anxiety Consumer Study’. In this study, it was found that 47% people charge their smartphones twice a day and about 87% people indulge in this while charging their mobile phones. Means keep using. According to the report, 74 percent of women are worried when the battery of the smartphone is low, while this figure is 82 percent among men. It was also found in the report that about 60% of the people change their phones when the battery performance is not good. Also, 92.5 percent people keep power-saving mode on their phones to make the battery last longer.
The report states that 40 percent of people use their phones as the first and last thing in the day.

CMO of Oppo India said this

On the release of this report, Oppo India CMO Damayant Singh Khanoria said that with the help of this report, we are understanding consumer behavior so that we can make necessary changes in our products. He said that the company’s mission is to create products and experiences that bring lasting value and kindness to people. At the same time, Tarun Pathak, Research Director, Counterpoint Research, said that the smartphone has become an important part of our life today and due to this, people have become phobia of not living without the phone. He said that due to the low battery life of the smartphone, working people in the age group of 31 to 40 years are more worried. After this, the youth of 25 to 30 years are involved in this.

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