> It's not the cellphone itself that's the problem, it's the addictive content readily accessible therein. Hard agree. My phone has revolutionised getting shit

> It's not the cellphone itself that's the problem, it's the addictive content readily accessible therein. Hard agree. My phone has revolutionised getting shit done. I have my calendar, maps for the entire planet, todo list, and so many other tools that make everyday, very average, life less of a chore. But it also has dopamine dispensers like TikTok, Facebook and Instagram that are designed to absorb as much of my time as they possibly can and expose me to as much stuff to buy as possible. Social media needs to be regulated like any other addictive substance. Just because we don't eat, smoke or snort it doesn't mean it's not just as dangerous.