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Parents fear gadgets ‘eating into family time and damaging children’s health’

Parents are increasingly concerned that tech screen time is eating into family time and damaging children’s health, a study says, but children’s overall digital wellbeing is improving.

The annual study from online safety charity Internet Matters surveys 1,000 families on their digital habits.

Its latest report found parents have growing concerns that time on devices is

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