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Dec 21, 2021

vivo India’s latest campaign tells parents to #SwitchOff and spend uninterrupted time with their children

More than 80% of people agree that smartphones help boost their productivity and improve their quality of life, but excessive usage is triggering addiction among parents which is hurting their relationship with their kids

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