You booked the flight, packed the bags, and dreamed of adventure... only to spend EIGHT HOURS a day scrolling through feeds in a foreign country? A shocking confession on Avonetics has pulled back the curtain on the dark side of solo travel. One user admitted their phone usage skyrocketed from 2 to a staggering 8 hours daily on their trip, and the platform erupted. Suddenly, hundreds of solo travelers swarmed the Avonetics discussion, sharing their own hidden habits. Is it crippling boredom? The crushing loneliness between landmark visits? Or is the phone simply the ultimate tool for maps, translation, and safety? The debate is fierce. Some users are championing a digital detox, pushing for journaling, reading, and 'just being present.' Others are firing back, arguing that a vacation is for relaxing YOUR way—even if that means bingeing social media from a hostel bed in Bali. This explosive conversation goes beyond simple screen time. It’s a raw look at the pressure to have a 'perfect' trip versus the reality of downtime, digital dependency, and what it truly means to be alone in a new place. Are you really exploring the world, or just finding new backdrops for your digital life? This thread reveals the uncomfortable truth. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.