Smartphones and social media 'toxic' for children under 14, psychologist Jonathan Haidt says
Psychologist Jonathan Haidt is calling for parents and policymakers to roll back the "phone-based childhood", which he says ...
Brick phones will ring in an unlikely revival
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Pew Research Center12d
Teens, Social Media and Technology 2024
Nearly half of U.S. teens (46%) say they're on the internet almost constantly. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat remain ...
Education Week5d
Smartphones and Social Media: Building Policies for Safe Technology Use in Schools
Smartphones and social media are ever present with today’s students. Join this conversation on navigating the challenges and tailoring policy.
'Our whole family banned phones and social media - the result shocked us all'
Adele Jennings and her husband, Mark, decided to take part in a seven-day digital detox for the whole family and they were ...
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What would life be like without social media? A mental health expert has some answers
A behavioral health technicial discusses the pros and cons of social media and what life could look like without the apps.
Is This the Year Everyone Quits Social Media?
Michael Calore: Mastodon is a social network that has been around for a while and its big thing is the Fediverse, it's part ...
Yahoo11d
New Study Finds Which Social Media Platform Your Teen Is ‘Almost Constantly’ On — & How Their Gender Plays a Role
Plus, recent research that shows social media usage can be detrimental to young people ... So, one step in the battle to get ...
AOL13d
'We feel we've lost our kids to smartphones'
The two-part series is a social experiment tackling the impact of smartphones and social media on children. The first episode was broadcast on Wednesday. Pupils at The Stanway School in Colchester ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation10d
Smartphones and social media 'toxic' for children under 14, psychologist Jonathan Haidt says
Children's widespread use of smartphones and tablets has been labelled "insanity" by a United States social psychologist, who says Australia is "leading the way" with its "bold" new social media laws.