I have recently came across a huge problem in my life as a college student. I live on campus and pay for my room and board and would think if I am paying an arm and a leg for my living situation I would get what I paid for. One day after coming home from class I opened my room door and put my keys down on my night stand. I then proceeded to head to the kitchen where my friend was cooking something for himself to eat. I then went to close my bedroom door so the food smell would not get in. I walked away from the door forgetting that I left my phone in the room. I turned the knob and was locked outside my room because like I stated before I placed my keys on my nightstand. I began to go crazy because I did not understand how the door lock if I didn’t lock it myself. My school charges a $25 fee to open doors. After my door was opened I then went to investiagte. I came to find out that there was two problems why my door locked and neither technically had anything to do with me.

- THE KNOB DESIGN
- THE CONCAVE DOOR STOP EITHER DESIGN OR NOT CENTERED TO KNOB
This is a HUGE fail on the design and if not for my persisstence with my school I would have had to pay $25 for signing for a room that would try to scam me. If the door was a twist to lock like many other doors this would not be a problem. One excuse I was given was to put something behind the door so that doesn't happen again, as if it was my fault in the first place. If I have to go out my way when if done the right way the first time I would not be going through this everything would be easier and simplier.
Now a digital fail that I have noticed is exercise fitness trackers on phones or even our digital watch.

There was a study done where a man placed 10 fitness trackers on all at once. The excat result you can find here:
https://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/26/heres-what-happened-when-i-wore-10-fitness-trackers-at-once.html
The results displayed that these trakers at best can only give you an estimate of how many steps you took rather than an exact number. it wasn’t a complete fail but knowing that you are paying hundreds of dollars on some of these devices you would think there would be some more work put into perfecting them.