The dumbphone market is projected to reach $49.66 billion by 2030, signaling a widening gap between what consumers want and what tech brands deliver. Privacy concerns, artificial intelligence fatigue, and screen burnout are reshaping purchase behavior in ways marketers may not yet be tracking.
The dumbphone market is projected to reach $49.66 billion by 2030, signaling a widening gap between what consumers want and what tech brands deliver. Privacy concerns, artificial intelligence fatigue, and screen burnout are reshaping purchase behavior in ways marketers may not yet be tracking.
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