Are you Addicted to Smartphones ?
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Smartphones are excellent development in Technology. However Excess of everything is Bad. Its continuous usage can bring you harm is several ways. So try to use it within Limits.
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This document discusses smartphone addiction and its effects. It notes that smartphone addiction is relevant to activities like social media use and develops from an over-reliance on the device and its functions. Some signs of addiction include spending more on accessories than the phone itself, using many different apps, and feeling lost without the device. Heavy smartphone use can negatively impact social skills and oral communication. However, smartphones also provide benefits like easy communication and business assistance. Moderation is important to balance smartphone use and avoid negative health, social, and stress-related impacts.
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My Flip book's mentioned how bad can the addiction of smart phone harm or distract a person. I had used 10 pages light color for introducing how people using smart phones nowadays. And I dim the color down until it is a black and white pictures, because I just wanted to show that, the longer looking at the screen, the longer you can't see the color of the sky, the mountain, the water and the rainbow. At the end, i pull the color back up to light, happy color. Just wanted to send a message to those who are still addicting with their smartphones and not looking things around them, I really want them to try. The real world is amazing that our little small world in the phone can not even compare.
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Mobile phone addiction is when a person becomes dependent on their phone and feels they cannot go without it. Signs of addiction include constantly checking or having your phone, feeling anxious when unable to use it, and taking breaks to use it while doing other activities. Addiction releases harmful radiations from phones and can be considered a problem if it interferes with a person's life.
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Smartphones combine the functionality of computers and mobile phones, allowing users to access knowledge, communicate with others, and find information easily from a single device. Both teenagers and adults have become addicted to smartphones for social media, games, photos, messaging, and accessing various content like news, videos, and apps. The widespread use of smartphones means that information is now more readily available, but users must be smart about managing their smartphone usage.
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- 1. ARE YOU ADDICTED TO SMARTPHONES EFFECTS OF SMARTPHONE ADDICTION ?
- 2. SMARTPHONES ARE EVERYWHERE NOW THEY ARE PART OF OUR SOCIAL LIFE 1
- 3. EXCESS OF EVERYTHING IS BAD. PEOPLE ARE GETTING ADDICTED 2 AND DEPENDENT
- 4. SMARTPHONES CONSUME FREE TIME. CREATIVITY 3 OCCUPIED IT KILLS BY KEEPING YOUR MIND
- 5. LIVING IN ONE'S OWN WORLD SMARTPHONES ARE OFTEN A CAUSE OF SOCIAL DISTANCE 4
- 6. STRESSFUL ROUTINE ONLINE 5 CONSTANT NEED OF BEING RESULTS IN STRESS
- 7. SMARTPHONES KEEP YOU AWAKE SLEEPING DISORDER 6 YOU WILL FACE
- 8. PEOPLE RARELY CLEAN THEIR PHONES SMARTPHONES CAN ENABLE TRANSFER 7 OF GERMS
- 9. TEXTING WHILE DRIVING IS COMMON ROAD ACCIDENTS 8 SMARTPHONES HAVE INCREASED
- 10. PROGRESS IN TECHNOLOGY IS GOOD. TECHNOLOGY 9 SMARTPHONES ARE EXCELLENT LIMITS BUT YOU SHOULD USE IT WITHIN