iPhones Are Too Addictive, According To Stanford Students
Some Stanford students are in an uproar over iPhones…so much so that they recently protested outside an Apple store in California. The students are mad because Apple created iPhones and…
LONDON, ENGLAND – AUGUST 03: The Snapchat app logo is displayed on an iPhone on August 3, 2016 in London, England.
Photo by Carl Court/Getty ImagesSome Stanford students are in an uproar over iPhones...so much so that they recently protested outside an Apple store in California. The students are mad because Apple created iPhones and iPhones cause addictive behaviors. They want the tech giant to make their phones with a mode that only allows calls to be made/received, texts to be made/received, and photos to be taken.
Kind of a head scratcher...kids, it's called a flip phone. You can buy one. Or better yet, go to your settings and turn off notifications for apps or delete the apps altogether.
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