How Is Your Smartphones Changing You?

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Smartphones

Smartphone Addiction Is doing no good to us!
Smartphone Addiction Is doing no good to us!

Our life has changed a lot with smartphones that are multi-functional and multi feature device. We are becoming increasingly addicted for our day to day tasks. These small gadgets have become an integral part of our lives. So much so that our life comes to a dead end if we have to survive without it even for an hour.

It’s no more just calls and text but its checking emails, watching videos on YouTube, playing games, online shopping, food delivery, daily groceries, money transfers, Netflix, school homework and list is endless..

Today, leaving home without your phone is akin to leaving without your shoes on. Clearly, the mobile phone is one of the phenomenal inventions of this age. But what are the repercussions of constantly using these devices day in day out? Let’s find out How Is Your Smartphone Changing You?

How Is Your Smartphone Changing You?




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