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How to Cut Back on Nighttime Smartphone Use Measure your nighttime phone use. ... Set your phone display to grayscale mode. ... Review and revise your notification settings. ... Make it harder to get to your apps. ... Have someone to support you in your effort. ... Don't charge your phone by your bed.

The bottom line: When parents take away teens' cell phones at night, they're helping to ensure this natural sleep process can occur, so their teenager can get a decent's night rest. In the case of your daughter, the ?trust? line is a trap. Don't go there. This is about providing a safe environment for your family.

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How to Break Your Phone Habit Do You Need to Cut Back? 1/14. ... Turn Off Alerts. 2/14. ... Put a Rubber Band on Your Phone. 3/14. ... Get an Alarm Clock. 4/14. ... Go Cold Turkey. 5/14. ... Tech-Free Time. 6/14. ... Plan Some Offline Fun. 7/14. ... Create Phone-Free Zones. 8/14.

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Download the Family Link for Children & Teens on your kid's phone (available for Android only). On your phone, create a family manager account. Once your kid's profile is set up, select Bedtime and set the span of time your kid can't use their phone.

Use speaker mode, head phones, or ear buds to place more distance between your head and the cell phone. Avoid making calls when the signal is weak as this causes cell phones to boost RF transmission power. Consider texting rather than talking - but don't text while you are driving.