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Warsaw, 16 July (IANS) Poles participated in the "Mobile Phone Day" campaign on Sunday, an informal action that encourages people to tidy up their mobile phones and consolidate their direct links with friends and family members. family.
The "Day without cell phone" action was launched a few years ago to remind people of non-virtual life, authentic social contacts and communication based on real conversation instead of text messaging. constant verification on the Internet, reports Xinhua. According to statistics provided by the Central Bureau of Statistics, 92% of Poles used mobile phones last year, of which 57% used smart phones.
"I really can not live without my phone," Agnieszka said. "I check every few minutes to keep in touch with my friends, check on social media and news."
Studies have shown that a majority of young people in Poland used their phones during classes, family meals or even at the movies. The problem of phonoholism – a phone addiction – was observed a few years ago, with experts and psychologists trying to increase awareness of this problem.
Excessive use of mobile phones can cause nervousness, hyperactivity, lack of attention, as well as problems with eyesight and spine. According to police figures, it is also one of the main causes of traffic accidents.
– IANS
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