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Smartphone retention rate among children in Okayama Prefecture

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#1
  • 亀
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  • 2021/06/21 15:12

I was surprised to hear that 42% of elementary school students, 72% of junior high school students, and 99% of high school students are in school. Times have changed.

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  • 敦子
  • 2021/06/22 (Tue) 16:43
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Elementary school students may also need a smartphone for emergency communication, but they probably use it mostly for playing games and watching videos. What settings should I make when I give my child a smartphone ？ Are there any settings that protect my child from suspicious videos or websites ？?

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