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Many participants had a hard time staying off the apps. Of the original group that committed to the study, 266 set up the blocking app, but only 119 kept the app active for at least 10 of the study’s ...

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The first is to actually run a Google search for your name: Click the three dots next to any web result that subsequently appears on screen, and pick Remove result from the panel on the right.

Why? These days there’s nothing wrong with taking some time off work.Credit: iStock Because “humans work for a long time”, and people are generally working longer hours than ever.

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A significant factor is stress, with 58.8 per cent of respondents reporting using screen time as a coping mechanism for negative emotions. The allure of the screen as a stress reliever is undeniable.