Brian Lair on WNYC.

We're going to end today for our last few minutes with a call in on something that we've noticed

is going on more than it used to.

It's for anyone who has ditched

your smartphone for a flip phone. Anybody like that listening right now? 212-433, W-N-Y-C. Why'd you do it?

And how's that going for you if you have ditched your smartphone for a flip-phone?2, 433-9692, or we can extend it if we don't have any actual new flip phone users,

to if you also use one of those apps to limit your social media use, you know,

or one of those apps that you find that can kind of

stop you after a certain time technologically or you have to bypass it. Give us a call if you're

doing either of those things. Who has ditched your smartphone for a flip phone or who's using

an app that limits your social media use?

212-433 WNYC, 433-9-6-92.

We know that overuse of cell phones is a big issue for young people.

The Pew Research Center estimates that 35% of American teenagers

are using social media quote almost constantly.

But what about you?

Even if you're not a teenager, do you feel like you're addicted to your phone or do you

wish you used it less?

Have you tried to change your habits?

And we're asking, have you even ditched your smartphone or downloaded one of those apps that helps

you use your phone less?

Who has a story?

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