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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Friday, April 12th. I'm Alex Oscela for the Wall Street Journal.

Coming up on today's show, how can teens have a healthier relationship with social media?

W.S.J. reporter Georgia Wells talks about one nonprofit that is teaching teens

how to moderate their social media use and push for policy change. And then, SpaceX's Starlink provides internet

access to thousands of locations around the globe, including battlefields in Ukraine and

Sudan. We'll hear about the black market that's delivering Starling

devices into the hands of American adversaries and what it means for

geopolitics from W.S.J. correspondent Thomas Grove. But first, most teens are on social media, but some are ready for a break.

Nearly 40% of teens say they spend too much time on their smartphones, and more than 25% say they spend

too much time on social media, according to Pew Research Center.

A nonprofit called Half the Story, founded by Digital Wellness Advocate Larissa May,

is working with teens to help them develop healthier habits around their social media use,

and advocate for big tech policy changes.

Joining me now with more is W.S.J.

reporter Georgia Wells.

Georgia, how do students interact with the nonprofit?

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