Can we live without our phones? - BBC Trending podcast, BBC World Service

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[@user-user-rxtx]

100%! They are missing the beauty of playing outside, meeting, greeting others in person and the adventures of teenagers when things are not so easy to get.

[@xidig-uy8vw]

That's true

[@sergei-1ks]

Just wanted to add here. Social media should be responsible not only for the content posted by users, but also for the ADs. Those ADs often promote pure scams (like "online shops" that never send you bought goods or just steal your payment data) and users hardly can do anything about it. For example, I've never succeeded to report any ADs here, on KZbin, Not a single time. Or even make particular ones appear less frequently. The reporting mechanism just never works.

[@TasneemAhmedKhanDurrani]

Long live with good health and happiness 🎉❤❤

[@LadyEveGuyBoiman]

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[@theaswart5643]

Read a book till the end or start hobby like building puzzle normal kid stuff playing outside with the dog or ball or walk around the area

[@icespeaker81]

Yes. I'm in my mind twenties and attempting to do so now. I wish I had when I was younger. Everyone I know is pretty fucked from smartphone use. We saw and experienced shit we shouldn't have. So many dumbphones lack the basics, though - navigation, banking... it's like we're trapped with these demonic little machines

[@jamesfrearson9630]

Nice episode. The answer is: I doubt it; but that might not be a bad thing. The multiverse plays out all possibilities (so the wizards say).

[@t-rexbatman36yearsago]

Put the rules we had in 2000 and see how it feels like to be normal 😂they will pass out in 10min