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At what age do you think kids should get their first cell phone? 1. Under 10 2. 10-11 3. 12-13 4. 14-15 5. 16+ https://i.imgur.com/ffuRyHO.png
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3. It just seems like it fundamentally changes our perspectives on physical reality. But by the time I actually have kids that age, who knows what the tech will be.
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3 the earliest based on my upbringing, but hard to judge whatโ€™s best for the next generation
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3 It completely depends on the kid and the phone's capabilities. Overall I'd say 3 but move up or down depending on the kid and type of phone.
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5 Full smartphone access. Need stepping stones. Kids need to learn to live in the 90s before they should live in the techno-present
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4 It really depends on peer and social needs though. Phones are a social connector for kids.
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4. what's the purpose of having one if you cannot register to any online service if your are < 13yo?
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As my Dad would say, when they get a job and can buy one with their own Bitcoin.
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1 Daughter (now 12) got her iPod at 2, first tablet at 8. Phone at 10 (no sim). Gradually extending limits, screen time and apps installed. A year ago got a SIM too. Very healthy relationship with the device.
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3 I interpret the question to be about kids having their own cell phone attached to a phone plan, etc. My kids do have phones, but they are only used for photos and Pokemon GO and they are old phones we had laying around.
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5
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3
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5 for a smartphone 3 for a non smart cell phone
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2 - best indicator is if all of their friends have one - you donโ€™t want your kid to be the carrot kid ๐Ÿฅ•
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3. When kids no longer need to hold their parents' hands to get to school, it's time to start using a cell phone for communication with parents and friends.
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5 if it's a flipphone (or ipod nano-style), 1
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Curious what @mcdermittmarvel thinks?
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3 First at all children should learn how to understand what is real and what is not.
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1. Possibly a GrapheneOS or EthOS. Not a Solana phone plz.
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1 Once they start going out on their own. There aren't any pay phones anymore. Few have landlines. It's weird to use your friend's parent's mobile phone.
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