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Users struggle to balance smartphone convenience with negative impacts on their lives.

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UbiComp '23"A Story of a Complex Relationship: Insights from Users’ 'Love Letters' and 'Breakup Letters' to Smartphones Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic"

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Users feel smartphone communication is too fast, lacking depth or emotional connection.

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Users are concerned about privacy leakage and find existing LLM personalization services insufficient.

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Existing blood pressure monitoring devices lack portability, have high complexity, and insufficient accuracy.

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Existing blood pressure measurement methods often require additional hardware, making them costly and inconvenient.

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The emotional connections between users and smartphone apps remain insufficiently understood.

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