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Community//January 7, 2020

12 Digital Wellbeing Trends That Will Change The World In 2020

Community//December 30, 2019

How I Overcame My Smartphone Addiction Without Completely Disconnecting Myself From The World.

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Well-Being//December 9, 2019

Researchers Say 1 in 4 Kids Have A Problematic Relationship With Their Phones

Community//November 11, 2019

How to Break Smartphone Addiction and Reconnect with Reality

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Well-Being//October 16, 2019

Airlines Are Saying Goodbye to Seatback Screens — and I’m Saying Bon Voyage to My In-Flight Serenity

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Well-Being//October 7, 2019

The Majority of Millennials Are Unable To Do This Simple Thing Because of Their Phone Addictions

How To Stop Checking Your Smartphone

Community//August 13, 2019

5 Ways To Stop Checking Your Smartphone 100 Times A Day

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Wisdom//June 13, 2019

Dads: This Father’s Day Use Analog-Era Wisdom to Help Digital Kids Live in the Moment

Community//June 12, 2019

Smartphone Addiction Causes an Imbalance in the Brain That Makes People Tired and Anxious

Community//May 9, 2019

What we have become? Is Smartphone Addiction REAL or another FAD?

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