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Drew Barrymore took away her tween daughter's phone in a "vulnerable" post.
The actress shared a lengthy Instagram post about her decision to take it away.
Barrymore said the decision was influenced by her rebellious childhood of "too much access and excess" She said she printed out every text on a stack of pages and gave her daughter Olive a phone.
Many parents are rallying behind causes like the Away for a Day (AFTD) movement, which aims to remove smartphones from the classroom, and the Wait Until 8th organization, which is trying to set 8th grade as the official starting point for kids to receive phones. Technology is certainly not going away, nor would we want to give up the benefits that it bestows. But certainly, setting regulations, especially for kids, is something that everyone should be thinking of if we want to create a society that uses technology without being controlled by it..
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