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Mobile phones: blessing or curse?



Are smart phones a boon or should they be a bane? It is both, So one needs wisdom to use it!

Mobile phones are the fastest medium of communication. It is also called a smart phone. It has become a very necessary device in today’s world. There are hardly any people who do not use mobile phones. It is easy to use, offers a variety of uses, and has amazing facilities.There are several good uses for mobile phones, which occupy an important place in our daily lives.

The advantages of mobile phones are listed as follows:

It is used to communicate. One can easily share pictures and video clips with anyone in the world.There are numerous beneficial smartphone applications available across various categories. Health and fitness apps, Language learning apps, productivity apps, financial management apps, meditation and mindfulness apps, navigation apps, language translation apps, News and Information apps, Educational apps, etc. are a few examples of beneficial smartphone applications, and there are countless others too. It helps to improve productivity, enhance knowledge, promote well-being, and simplify various aspects of our lives.


Misuse of smartphones can have several negative impacts on one’s development and well-being. Very common concerns are excessive screen time, distraction from learning, inappropriate content, cyberbullying and online safety, sleep disruption, social isolation, reduced physical activity, etc., which are the dark sides of smartphones. When it is used excessively, it leads to a lazy lifestyle.

So, Mobile Phones are both a blessing and a curse, but if they're used wisely, they're such a great boom for human beings, and if not, they're monsters for them. So it’s rightly said that,

‘Use your smart phone, but don’t Let your smart phone use you!’

 

 

 

 

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