Phone addiction is a significant issue today, with increased screen time affecting both adults and children. This overuse is leading to a range of problems and challenges across different age groups.

An curved arrow pointing right. Whether you're working in your office, walking down the street, or eating in a restaurant, there's usually one common factor: people are looking at their phones.

While Tanya notes that true addiction is rare ... You’ll need to talk to them about how they feel about their phone habits to find out though. While they might not be as resistant to ...

The idea of internet addiction is a particular concern among parents, who worry about the harmful effects of screen time and often argue about device use with their children. According to a 2019 ...

Smartphone addiction is unlikely to be caused by notifications, a study by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) suggests. It found that 89% of interactions with phones were ...

While phone addiction isn’t yet defined as a medical addiction, there’s a lot of research to suggest that it is becoming a ...

There has been a lot of talk lately about the perils of mobile phone addiction and the efforts of tech companies to help us cut down. So we at the BBC decided to run an experiment with two heavy ...

That’s where addiction comes into play: they know it’s wrong but they can’t control the compulsion to pick up their phones. Time For Some Smartphone Rehab When I was in France with my family ...

A simple trick can cure your addiction to social media My phone has hacked my attention. No matter where I am or what I'm doing — brushing my teeth, watching TV, or crossing a street — I find ...

Students at 13 schools in one district will soon find out if they will have to give up their phones when they head to class this school year. Channel 2′s Tom Jones was the only reporter there as ...