Nine hours of scrolling: UAE's longest film shines light on the negative influence of excessive smartphone use on kids, pre-teens, and teens

A recent internal data study from Tik Tok reveals that 95% of smartphone users under 17 are on the platform, with its algorithm often keeping kids up late and limiting real-world interactions. A recent survey from Dr. Alison Burrows, an expert in screen time, professor, and parent coach revealed that nearly 65% of parents believe their children spend too much time on screens A recent internal data study fromTik Tokreveals that 95% of smartphone users under 17 are on the platform, with its...

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A recent internal data study from Tik Tok reveals that 95% of smartphone users under 17 are on the platform, with its algorithm often keeping kids up late and limiting real-world interactions. A recent survey from , an expert in screen time, professor, and parent coach revealed that nearly 65% of parents believe their children spend too much time on screens

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Fixby continues to advocate for delaying social media access until the age of 16. The organisation also recommends that schools do not require mobile phone devices in classrooms before this age to help reduce the risk of addiction while fostering more meaningful digital literacy through school-provided tablets and dedicated educational applications. 

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