The Impact of Mobile Phones

The Impact of Mobile Phones
Mobile phones have changed our lives greatly. They make communication instant—we can call, text, or video chat with anyone anywhere. They also provide entertainment, like games and videos, which help kill time. However, using phones too much has drawbacks. People often ignore real-life relationships while scrolling through social media. Eye strain and neck pain are common problems. Last month, I tried a “no-phone day” and found I had more time to read and chat with my family. Balance is key—use phones as tools, not masters.

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