According to the researchers of the online platform music magazines selling old products, 25 percent of children aged six years of age or younger have their own smartphones. Half of them spend up to 21 hours per week on a smartphone, the British Daily Independent reports on Monday.Is mentioned.
The survey also said more than three quarters of their parents spend up to five hundred dollars for their child's first phone.One of the researchers Liam Howley said, "Although most mothers and babies are acceptable 11 years of acceptable use of their children, we see 25 percent of children aged six or less and have a phone."Eighty-nine percent of every 10 people who do not bind the children how much time they spend on their phones
On the other hand, a nonprofit company named Parents Against UnderAge Smartphones or PAUS in Colorado, USA, prohibits the sale of this device to 13-year-olds.A recent study found that, as teenagers spend more time on smartphones or electric devices, they are more likely to be frustrated.