Title is completely misleading.
The problem has nothing to do with an iPhone. It has 100% to do with bad parenting.
The author even acknowledges this, but I guess blaming the iPhone gets more clicks than "Poor parenting harms child".
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The problem has nothing to do with an iPhone. It has 100% to do with bad parenting.
The author even acknowledges this, but I guess blaming the iPhone gets more clicks than "Poor parenting harms child".
It also is NOT what most of the companies want to hear. Giving that answer will close the door on a lot of job opportunities.
It is up to you to decide if you want to filter out those companies or not.
It's too bad I am 99.9% certain you just want to argue, so I won't waste my time.