When contacted by USA TODAY on Dec. 2, Samsung declined to comment on pricing, but said the company would have details in ...
As parents and experts search for ways to understand and improve the mental health crisis that has gripped adolescents over the past few years, much of their attention has focused on smartphones and ...
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Week-Long Social Media Detox Actually Leads Young Adults To Spend Even More Time On Their Phones
Young adults who quit social media for a week didn't swap scrolling for hiking or reading, they found other ways to keep ...
In the past decade, social media marketing has undergone one transformation after another -- from desktop-driven campaigns to mobile-first content, from post scheduling to algorithm-driven engagement ...
Smartphones are often blamed overwhelmingly for ruining the mental health of kids and fostering a wide range of issues such as showing digital addiction patterns or imbibing bad ideas from the ...
Throughout the past couple decades, technology has changed dramatically. Phones and social media have changed from being used very little to a day-to-day activity. Everywhere one looks, people are on ...
Young adults who took just a one-week break from social media showed improvement in depression, anxiety and insomnia symptoms ...
A new study shows that cutting social media use for just one week can reduce mental health symptoms, like anxiety and depression, in young adults.
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