By Joanne Jacobs Teens spend 90 minutes — a quarter of the school day — on their phones, according to newly published research, reports Marianna McMurdock on The 74. The Stony Brook University study ...

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If you answered yes to any of these questions, the National Security ... Let’s take a deeper look at five smartphone rules they use that you can, too. It’s dead simple and absolutely worth ...

If you answered yes to any of these questions, the National Security Agency says you ... Let’s take a deeper look at five smartphone rules they use that you can, too. 1. Restart your phone once a week ...

Smartphones are an everyday part of our culture, but research on the effects of screen time might ... University and other institutions and survey data to help answer some of the most pressing ...