Debate on Smartphone Use for Children Compares it to 20th Century Tobacco

A 'Dining across the divide' discussion explores the controversial topic of children's smartphone use, with one participant likening its potential harm to tobacco in past decades.

15 Feb, 12:00 — 15 Feb, 12:00

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The GuardianMostly Factual78d ago

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Debate on Smartphone Use for Children Compares it to 20th Century Tobacco

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Dining across the divide: ‘Kids shouldn’t really have smartphones – it’s akin to tobacco in 60s and 70s’

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