Growing interest in digital detoxes is leading some individuals to seek simpler technology. This trend is driven by a desire to reduce screentime.
Some young people are expressing interest in using "dumber" tech, which may provide an alternative to smartphones.
Further information is available on how to adapt devices like iPhones to have more limited functionality, for those looking to simplify their technology use.
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