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Socio-material practices typically begin in sense-making interactions, and for us that means looking beyond the brain. Others have claims on how we navigate and negotiate sense-making interactions, and not only other humans (Garfinkel, 1967). Our smartphones show us how our use of them becomes interwoven with other social and material claims on our attention. Practices come out of how we initially make sense of such interactional claims or challenges in ways we can later develop as reliable responses helpful in negotiating such challenges to make them ‘acceptably familiar’ (Lock and Strong, 2010).