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China to limit teenagers’ smartphone use to two hours a day
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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While I agree with the overall positive intent, I'm very opposed to the government mandating this sort of thing.
Especially when there are a wide variety of reasons why kids might need more than that time or at odd hours to work on something. Particularly with the internet becoming more and more a facet of everyday life and just being involved in schooling as a whole.
You're opposed to the government mandating that smartphone makers provide these features? The title of the article is wrong: The new regulations are simply requiring that smartphone manufacturers provide controls that allow parents to implement such restrictions.