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Smartphones Steal Childhood: Experts Warn of Growing Dangers

7 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Tech leaders like Gates and Jobs limited children's phone access.
  • Excessive screen time harms developing brains and social skills.
  • AI companions are increasingly involved in harmful interactions with teens.
Smartphones Steal Childhood: Experts Warn of Growing Dangers

Protecting children from pervasive smartphone risks is a global challenge, even for prominent figures like Prince William. He recently shared that limiting his children's access to devices is a 'tense issue,' reflecting a common parental struggle. This concern is echoed by tech industry leaders such as Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, who implemented strict limits on their own children's phone and screen time.

The widespread adoption of smartphones among youth has led to a shift from active play to sedentary screen time, negatively impacting developing brains and bodies. This can result in sleep disruptions, delayed language skills, impaired cognitive functions, and social-emotional difficulties. Furthermore, the digital world exposes children to online predation, cyberbullying, and increasingly, harmful interactions with AI companions.

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Addressing this crisis requires a collective effort. Schools are implementing smartphone bans, policymakers are urged to demand greater tech company accountability, and parents are advised to set clear digital boundaries. By prioritizing real-world connections and limiting excessive screen exposure, a healthier childhood can be restored.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Prince William stated that keeping smartphones away from his children is a 'tense issue' and that they can access too much online content.
Yes, figures like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs famously limited their children's access to phones and screens.
Excessive screen time can lead to sleep issues, developmental delays, social-emotional difficulties, and exposure to online predators.

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