ICTból

ICT ból is a term that has emerged in recent years, particularly within discussions surrounding information and communication technology (ICT) and its impact on individuals. It broadly refers to the discomfort, frustration, or negative emotional or psychological states experienced by users when interacting with technology. This can stem from various sources, including poor user interface design, technical glitches, information overload, security concerns, or the feeling of being overwhelmed by the pace of technological change.

The concept is not limited to a single technology but can apply to a wide range of digital experiences. This might include the stress of dealing with malfunctioning software, the anxiety associated with cyber threats, or the fatigue that comes from constant digital notifications and demands on attention. The prevalence of ICT ból is often linked to the increasing integration of technology into daily life, from work and education to social interactions and entertainment. Addressing ICT ból typically involves improving usability, providing better technical support, promoting digital literacy, and fostering healthier digital habits.