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Presented to CTIA and Commonsense Media's Responsible Wireless Use forum in San Francisco, this talk looks at how teens use mobile phones. The slides detail data on texting, voice calling, why teens ...

Presented to CTIA and Commonsense Media's Responsible Wireless Use forum in San Francisco, this talk looks at how teens use mobile phones. The slides detail data on texting, voice calling, why teens call versus text, and the types of phone plans teens have. Further, it unpacks how institutions (schools and families) manage and regulate teens' mobile phones.

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  • JohnGallagher1 John Gallagher Of course if money and the cost of data plans were removed from the equation, then all teens would go online with their cellphones. Economics is trumping preference. 2 years ago
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