The article mentions that the 7.5 hours a day specifically excludes time spent at school or doing homework. So, you're absolutely correct that the figure is mu

The article mentions that the 7.5 hours a day specifically excludes time spent at school or doing homework. So, you're absolutely correct that the figure is much higher, and the rest of the article shares potential health and social risks that children (instead of adults) have when they are so plugged in, "modern life" aside. I believe, however, that children are more vulnerable to these risks than us who work in tech all day.