Here's the difference though: you take exception and list a diverse set of uses where your phone helps. That doesn't reflect the relatity of how people use thei

Here's the difference though: you take exception and list a diverse set of uses where your phone helps. That doesn't reflect the relatity of how people use their phones though; it's a collection of apps around social media and an evolving selection of ad-supported, click-to-win games with short lifetimes. Your inclusion of "fact checking" is actually kind of funny, as the limited sources used by almost everyone could be termed more "opinion entrenching". >> Cut the kids some slack, they are exploring both a physical and virtual world If this was true I wouldn't have a lot of valid objections but coming out of 2 years of Covid distancing it's just not reality. >> Isn't that what all tools are for, to enhance our lives? That's what you want from them, but is that what social networks are delivering?