California Bans Smartphones in Schools
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California has now signed The Phone-Free Schools Act into law.
Four states have already implemented bans, or are in the process of doing so.
Calls for a federal ban rather than the current mix of state laws.
Around one in four countries has implemented bans or restrictions on the use of smartphones in schools.
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