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Too much news? Researchers lay bare risks of 'alert fatigue'
June 20, 2025
|The Guardian
It has become a feature of modern life: millions of phones simultaneously buzzing or sounding the alarm as users are notified of breaking news.
Now evidence is mounting that the prevalence of news alerts is giving rise to "alert fatigue", with some mobile phone users getting as many as 50 notifications a day.
The rise of news aggregators such as Apple News and Google means some users can receive more than one alert about the same story.
An analysis by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism found that 79% of all those surveyed globally said they did not currently receive any news alerts during an average week. Of those who did not receive alerts, 43% said they had disabled them, according to the research, which covered 28 countries. They complained of receiving too many or not finding them useful.
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