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[en] Digital Wellbeing: Screen time has always been a poor metric

... when it comes to social media apps, it’s a really poor metric, according to ... a researcher at #Cambridge.

A #nudge ... could help billions of people stop #doomscrolling.

Researchers also have very little insight into how Apple and Google develop Screen Time and Digital Wellbeing features.

vox.com/technology/402701/scre

Vox · Screen time reports won’t help you put your phone down. Here’s what can.By Adam Clark Estes

Limiting screen time protects children’s mental health.

A recent Finnish study suggests that limiting screen time and promoting physical activity from childhood may help safeguard mental health in adolescence. The findings are particularly significant given that mental health problems affect up to 30% of young people and pose a growing societal challenge.

#science #screentime #mentalhealth

jyu.fi/en/news/limiting-screen

University of JyväskyläLimiting screen time protects children’s mental healthA recent Finnish study suggests that limiting screen time and promoting physical activity from childhood may help safeguard mental health in adolescence.

Sometimes it's hard to stop ourselves from automatically checking our phones for notifications or simply ping-ponging between our favourite apps. Senior tech correspondent Adam Clark Estes for @Vox talks us through Apple's and Google's attempts at digital wellness and explains what can actually help us to limit our screen time.

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Vox · Screen time reports won’t help you put your phone down. Here’s what can.By Adam Clark Estes
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@atpfm I hope I’m not too late putting in my #iOS and #macOS #screentime stats.

I’m apparently putting in 3 422 hrs as a daily average and now at 1:50am have already logged over 220 hrs into 3 different apps.

4.6 months of screen time per day is such an absurd number I’m kind of proud of it.

I’m also curious what the most absurd numbers you get as feedback are.