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Mind Control

Tactics Used by Big Tech to Keep You Clicking and Buying

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Mind Control

By: Elira Fontayne
Narrated by: Mitchell Jon Hugh Turner
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In today’s digital world, your attention is the most valuable currency—and Big Tech wants every second of it. Your favorite apps, social platforms, streaming services, and online stores aren’t just convenient tools; they are carefully engineered environments designed to influence your behavior, guide your choices, and keep you endlessly scrolling, tapping, reacting, and buying.

Mind Control pulls back the curtain on the psychological tricks hidden inside everyday technology—revealing why it’s so hard to put your phone down and what’s really happening beneath the surface of your screen.

This eye-opening guide explains how major tech companies use behavioral science to shape your habits without you even noticing. You’ll discover why your feed never ends, why notifications feel impossible to ignore, and how autoplay removes your chance to stop.

©2025 Deep Vision Media t/a Zentara UK (P)2026 Deep Vision Media t/a Zentara UK
Media Studies Popular Culture Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Social Psychology & Interactions Social Sciences
Educational Insights • Psychological Explanations • Clear Narration • Mindful Awareness • Practical Guidance

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“Mind Control” is an excellent guide for building awareness about how technology influences behavior. The author presents well-researched insights in an approachable way. The narration enhances comprehension and keeps the listener interested. It’s a valuable resource for anyone who wants to use technology more intentionally rather than being guided by invisible design tactics.

Digital Awareness

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This audiobook clearly explains why social media feeds never seem to end. The author connects design choices to psychological principles in a way that feels both educational and unsettling. The narrator’s consistent tone helps maintain engagement. I walked away with a better understanding of how platforms keep me scrolling and how I can regain control.

Endless Feeds

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This audiobook delivers a powerful look into how modern technology quietly shapes our habits. Elira Fontayne explains complex psychological tactics in a way that feels accessible and relevant. The narration by Mitchell Jon Hugh Turner adds clarity and urgency, making the message hit harder. After listening, I found myself questioning my scrolling habits and noticing design tricks I had never seen before.

Eye Opening

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This audiobook brilliantly explains how attention has become the most valuable commodity online. The author breaks down how platforms compete for every second of user focus using behavioral science. The narration is calm yet persuasive, reinforcing the seriousness of the topic. It’s an insightful listen that made me rethink how freely I give away my attention to apps and services.

Attention Economy

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A fascinating look at how digital platforms capture and hold our attention. The author explains psychological triggers in a way that feels relatable and eye-opening. Mitchell Jon Hugh Turner’s narration adds clarity and keeps the pace engaging. After listening, I felt more conscious of how easily my habits can be shaped by seemingly harmless app features.

Hooked Minds

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