Setting time limits for TikTok or YouTube may backfire. Here’s what researchers found.
If app timers don’t lead us to cut our online time, we may need different approaches in our families, schools, communities and laws.
Those ideas sound like overreach, I know. But if the data now shows that technology for digital self-improvement doesn’t do what we believe it does, we and the tech industry need to take that seriously.Your phone can be a handy substitute for the awful — truly, truly awful — scanners that you might have used in an office or at home.
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