According to a May 2024 survey conducted in the United States, one-third of parents considered smartphones a bad influence on children. In comparison, 30 percent of respondents reported thinking these devices had a neutral effect on kids. In comparison, almost two in 10 respondents reported thinking smartphones to have a positive influence on children.
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Overview
Smartphone impact
Engagement and activities
Leading apps for children
App transparency and data protection
Parental controls
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