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davel ,
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I guess everyone in the UK knows what “EE” is, but I have no idea.

return2ozma OP ,
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EE (formerly Everything Everywhere) is a British mobile network operator, internet service provider and a brand of BT Consumer, a division of BT Group. Supposedly the #1 network in the UK similar to Verizon in the US.

davel ,
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Oh. I figured it was some government body.

goatsarah ,

@return2ozma @davel And variously previously one-to-one, Orange, and T-Mobile.

OminousOrange ,
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I heard a podcast with the author of this book and the conclusion was similar. He recommends no smartphone before 16. Dumb phones for communication can be whenever.

I haven’t read the book yet, but the podcast discussion was fairly informative. I think it was Hidden Brain’s Escaping the Matrix episode.

DeltaTangoLima ,
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This is odd advice, when you consider many kids in the same age group probably have access to (or own) a tablet device of some sort. The only difference with a smartphone is the ability to call and text, and portability while staying connected (assuming many tablets aren’t 4G/5G capable).

Or am I missing something here?

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