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Calls for smartphone-free childhood grow in Britain
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You dont need a law for this. If you dont want your kid to use or have a smartphone then dont buy them one.
You shouldn't need a law, but the reality is that you simply can not control it. Your kid will interact with other kids and most will have access to a smart phone.
There absolutely needs to be a law of some kind
No we don't need a lot just because you want one. Take some responsibility for your own kids.
You should ready before you write. Not bothering to answer honestly I you don't do the minimum.