What is a Digital Life?

Between the third and fourth Lausanne global congress, digital technology has fundamentally changed the world. For most of the world, with notable exceptions, the internet, screens, social media, virtual work, shape large portions of life, leading to the question, ‘What is a digital life?’

• Digital Connectivity
  Globally, approximately 60 percent of the world is connected to the internet.
• Information Overload
  The amount of data available will continue to dramatically increase.
• Web3
  The development of Web 3 marks a fundamental shift in technology and ideology towards decentralization, empowering individuals by shifting power to them.
• Global Social Media
  The majority of the world are social media users.
• Social Media
  With global individuals spending an estimated average of 2 hours and 20 minutes on social media per day, the purpose of this time is critical to examine.

For more information go to What is a Digital Life? on the Lausanne Movement website.
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