美国和新西兰的父母正在重新安装固定线路,以限制儿童使用智能手机, Parents in the U.S. and New Zealand are reinstalling landlines to limit kids' smartphone use, citing mental health concerns.

美国和新西兰的父母正在恢复固定电话的使用,以限制其子女接触智能手机和社交媒体,目的是保护他们的心理健康。 Parents in the US and New Zealand are reviving landline phones to limit their children's exposure to smartphones and social media, aiming to protect their mental health. 这一趋势与纽约大学教授Jonathan Haidt领导的一项运动是一致的,该教授建议将智能手机的使用推迟到14岁,社交媒体推迟到16岁。 This trend aligns with a movement led by NYU professor Jonathan Haidt, who suggests delaying smartphone use until age 14 and social media until 16. 该准则还促进无电话学校和更多现实生活活动。 The guidelines also promote phone-free schools and more real-life activities. 这一转变反映了人们对数字技术对儿童福祉的负面影响日益关切。 This shift reflects growing concerns over the negative impacts of digital technology on children's wellbeing.