Mobile sexuality refers to the ability to access and communicate information and images related to sexual content through mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and watches. It encompasses a wide range of topics, including sexual wellness, relationships, and cultural practices.
The term "mobile sexuality" was first used in 1981 by the anthropologist from Oxford University, from whom the term was coined, and has since become a staple in discussions about technology and sexuality. The popularity of mobile sexuality in contemporary culture can be attributed to the increasing affordability and accessibility of mobile devices, which have shifted the way people consume and produce sexual content.