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Life & fun · August 24, 2015

Deconditioning Stickers

Stickers designed to mess with your notification addiction

Deconditioning Stickers launched on August 24, 2015 with 112 votes, #308 of 3,588 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.

What it does

Deconditioning Stickers are stickers that look like the notification symbols from Facebook, Instagram, and other apps. It's crazy how deeply emotionally trained everyone is to tap on those little numbers. By sticking this imagery out of context, Deconditioning Stickers are meant to undermine that training, or at least divert its energy for your amusement. I will mail some to you for a suggested donation of $5. Click here to buy onfrom decostick.cc

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