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Research shows always-on phone users are not more sociable.

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Research indicates that individuals who keep their phones on at all times are not necessarily more social.
The study highlights that constant phone notifications can disrupt relaxation and sleep.
Many users opt for silent mode to minimize interruptions during their personal time.
The findings suggest a disconnect between phone usage and social interaction.
The article emphasizes the psychological impact of phone notifications on daily life.

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AI summary: catch up in 20 seconds

Research indicates that individuals who keep their phones on at all times are not necessarily more social.
The study highlights that constant phone notifications can disrupt relaxation and sleep.
Many users opt for silent mode to minimize interruptions during their personal time.
The findings suggest a disconnect between phone usage and social interaction.
The article emphasizes the psychological impact of phone notifications on daily life.

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