A Pew Research Center report published this spring analyzed data from 900 U.S. adults who agreed to share their online browsing activity. About six-in-ten respondents (58%) conducted at least one Google search in March 2025 that produced an AI-generated summary. Additional analysis found that Google users were less likely to click on result links when visiting search pages with an AI summary compared with those without one. For searches that resulted in an AI-generated summary, users very rarely clicked on the sources cited.
Every tap, swipe, or scroll presents an opportunity - or a risk. Mobile friction is an obstacle that stops a seamless experience. Friction disrupts a user's journey and can lead to lost business opportunities.
Hollebeek argued that this is the right move, given that "many of these applications need no communication outside of the company network and will therefore be more securely protected on an internal PKI, where the organization can configure certificates as they see fit."
To accurately assign session IDs based on user activity, we need to understand the time difference between consecutive actions. If the difference exceeds 30 minutes, a new session starts.