A politician from Italy’s hard-right governing party is pushing legislation to combat teens’ “addiction” to their phones.
The bill proposes courses in schools and a public awareness campaign, plus “re-education” in health centers for worst-case scenarios.
Oxford psychologist Andrew Przybylski said the proposed law was a bad idea, and pointed to tech “addiction boot-camps” in China.
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