According to a study courtesy of the University of South Florida, owning a phone can actually yield positive outcomes. It’s ...

“In the real one you’ll skin your knee, you might break your arm, but in the virtual world you are virtually guaranteed to be harmed, and not by skinned knees and broken arms, but by depression and ...

"It’s what kids do with cell phones and challenges in regulating their device use, rather than merely owning a smartphone, that may cause difficulties or inversely benefit their lives." ...

Newly enhanced AI tools from the cyber company aim to provide warnings about unhealthy behavior while maintaining the kids’ ...

“It isn’t possible for parents or authority figures to [police children on phones] because kids are always going to be better with technology and circumnavigating bans. They know how to use ...

The findings from USF researchers challenge some previous work, including parts of Jonathan Haidt’s “The Anxious Generation.” ...

And if it feels as if kids (like adults) are on their phones constantly ... he had serious doubts that what he was reading was even real. He thought the texts might be part of a “disinformation ...