katselise
Katselise is a neologism used in some media studies discussions to describe the practice of watching content on personal devices in shared public spaces, and the social dynamics that such behavior entails. The term is not widely established in standard dictionaries, but it appears in scholarly articles and online discussions as a way to name a specific form of spectatorship centered on screens.
Etymology: The word appears to be formed from katselu, a Finnic-language root meaning viewing or watching, combined
Usage and interpretation: Analysts use katselise to discuss how people in public or quasi-public settings turn
See also: Spectatorship, Viewership, Mobile media, Public space, Gaze theory.