I think it's coming around. Screen Time on iOS (which Android picked up later) was a response to people being concerned about being on their phones all of the

I think it's coming around. Screen Time on iOS (which Android picked up later) was a response to people being concerned about being on their phones all of the time. "Uglifying" hacks (mostly using the grayscale filter) are popular too. Then there are purpose-built devices like the reMarkable and Daylight Computer that tout "focus" as a selling point. All that said, I don't think we (in the US) are ready for a complete social media cleanse. Lots of people use tricks to reduce their social media consumption (not too dissimilar to quit-smoking tactics, interestingly), but the overall reaction to banning TikTok was overwhelmingly negative. Furthermore, their stats on phone use while driving are actually low; one study actually claimed that 90% of people did this (and my experiences walking and biking around all but confirm this).