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How Do I Stop Scrolling Reddit?
Reddit never runs out of threads, so stopping takes friction, not willpower. Delete the app or move it off your home screen, leave the giant defaul...
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Reddit never runs out of threads, so stopping takes friction, not willpower. Delete the app or move it off your home screen, leave the giant defaul...
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Shorts lives inside the YouTube app, so you can't cut it off without cutting off YouTube. Get the app off your home screen, watch long videos on pu...
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Make Instagram harder to open than to ignore. Get it off your home screen, kill the notifications, skip Reels, and block it with something you can'...
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Make TikTok harder to open than to skip. Get it off your home screen, set a limit, and block it with something you can't dismiss in one tap. You're...
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Put the phone in another room, not face-down on your desk. In a 2017 University of Texas study of about 800 students, people whose phones were in a...
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Charge your phone outside the bedroom, use a real alarm clock, and block your worst apps overnight. 84.6% of Americans in a 2026 Reviews.org survey...
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A little. In a 2024 University of Amsterdam study, a week of grayscale cut phone use by about 20 minutes a day and people felt more in control and ...
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Not as an official diagnosis, but the problem is real. The WHO added gaming disorder to ICD-11 and said there wasn't enough evidence for "smartphon...
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Make the phone harder to reach when you're together. Agree on two or three phone-free times, put the phone in another room or block the apps that p...
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Yes, but only the ones you can't wave away. In a randomized study of about 2,000 US adults, a self-set limit tool cut social media and browsing by ...
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Yes, according to the best test so far. In a 2025 randomized trial, iPhone users who blocked mobile internet for two weeks did better on an objecti...
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For most people, a bit, yes. In the largest randomized test, adults who deactivated Facebook for four weeks reported higher well-being, spent more ...
Read →We sell a card. These are the researchers and writers actually studying what phones do to attention, sleep and mood. Start here, not with us.
The Anxious Generation author on phones, childhood and the mental health decline. The best-sourced body of work in the field.
Read → Attention · BooksDeep Work and Digital Minimalism. The clearest thinking on what focused work actually requires.
Read → AdvocacyThe team behind The Social Dilemma, on how the attention economy is designed and what to do about it.
Read → Generational dataiGen and Generations. Decades of survey data on how smartphone adoption tracks against teen wellbeing.
Read → The 2,617 numberThe original study behind the stat everyone quotes, including us. Read the method, not just the headline.
Read → ClinicalGuidance and evidence reviews on social media use and adolescent health, without the hot takes.
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