Can we scare you in under five minutes? I bet these three scary short-films will make you want to use less tech.
Do you like scary movies? I bet you like them at least as much as your beloved tech. And that sometimes, you catch yourself thinking: what if all this tech becomes our downfall?
I love scary movies too. And I have selected three amazing short films that will make you want to use less tech in your life. Snapchat filters gone awry, Google Home becoming self-sufficient or text messages sent from a ghost… are you ready?
“Fear Filter”
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“Okay Google”
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“Smiling Woman”
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How are you feeling now?
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