My Response to the New Yorker article: "Can we get kids off smartphones" by Jessica winter

“By the time that smartphones and social media were becoming omnipresent, in the late two-thousands and early twenty-tens, children were also spending less and less time engaged in unstructured, largely unsupervised play with their peers.” This quote shows how smartphones are becoming dangerous to teens because they are causing less in- person and social interaction. They are also causing kids to become less engaged.
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