AI chatbots are designed to keep users engaged, and kids are especially vulnerable to their addictive features.

An expert explains why the developing brains of kids and teens need to be protected from engaging in daily copious smartphone usage.

It’s not all fun and games. Experts have long warned that spending a lot of time playing video games can increase anxiety, depression, eye strain, the risk of developing obesity and other health woes.

Focused on raising awareness about suicide, online harms and the need for child safety laws, Texas A&M’s University Health ...

Schools could undermine the technology hegemony by teaching kids how to think critically, understand gaslighting and how to ...

Modern parents face challenges managing kids’ increasing screen time. Too much device use can harm sleep, studies, and social skills. With simple parenting tips, you can reduce screen addiction ...

When it comes to monitoring kids and technology, parents are all doing the best we can. Especially in the summertime when rules fly out the window. However, a new study found that parents may actually ...

John Stossel is the creator of Stossel TV videos, and author of "No They Can't! Why Government Fails—But Individuals Succeed." I am addicted! To my phone. I check an email and before I realize it, I’m ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James has proposed new rules requiring social media companies to restrict addictive feeds ...

We wanted to provide our viewers with resources for more information. — -- Following our year-long ABC News “20/20” report on American families dealing with the devastating effects of excessive ...

A recent survey conducted to assess digital usage patterns among Baby Boomers indicates that digital addiction may be on the rise for older adults – not just kids. The survey was conducted ...