Guardian readers reveal the amusing and telling moments when digital habits invade the physical world, from toddlers swiping posters to tapping printed text. Share your own experiences.
Guardian readers confess to swiping posters and tapping printed words, highlighting how digital habits are reshaping our physical interactions. Share your own experiences in the comments.
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