Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Tech Icons Reveal Their Digital Habits

From tech spied upon to single-tab focus, these stars give us a peek into their digital lives.

Benn Jordan, once known for his music gear reviews, now delves deep into the surveillance state, uncovering tech’s dark secrets. His nonprofit venture shows a shift towards ethical tech journalism.


Cecil Baldwin, host of the eerie podcast Welcome to Night Vale, shares his tech pet peeves, adding another layer to his already vibrant persona in the podcast world.


Roger Linn, creator of iconic drum machines and samplers, admits to opening only one browser tab. His single-point focus underscores a life dedicated to music innovation.


Manoush Zomorodi, author of Body Electric, reflects on her journey from constant tech reliance to a more mindful digital approach, offering insights for those overwhelmed by technology’s omnipresence.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/943285/the-verge-weekend-questionnaire
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