 The concluding results indicated that geographical place did matter online, especially in regards to the Trini community.In 2017 Miller launched a second five-year project The Anthropology of Smartphones and Smart Ageing which consists of ten simultaneous ethnographies in Brazil, Cameroon, Chile, China, Japan, East Jerusalem, Ireland, Italy and Uganda.This project investigates the impact of smartphones on the way people in mid-life deal with issues of health and wellbeing, and explores the potential of anthropology for making mobile health applications more sensitive to social and cultural contexts.