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no social media till 16;

phone-free schools

and so parents can push the school to go phone-free;

and the fourth is far more independence,

free-play and responsibility in the real world.

That's the hardest one because that requires us to change.

But it's the most important

in that if we're going to take the screens,

the 10 hours a day of screen time, take that away from kids,

we have to give them back an exciting childhood.

EH: You mentioned big tech.

Why place the onus of responsibility

on individual families or neighborhoods or kids

when it is these giant tech companies who are designing the apps

and the phones for maximum engagement and profit?

Can they not make changes to the way software is designed,

and can governments not better regulate these companies?

JH: Yes, they certainly could make changes,

but they're in a collective action trap, too.

We know this from Frances Haugen, who brought out the Facebook files.

Facebook is actively recruiting underage kids.