The Week contest: Boomer screens

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Surveys show that while a growing number of teenagers are trying to decouple from smartphones and social media, Baby Boomers are spending more time than ever on iPads and other devices. In seven or fewer words, create a public service announcement that younger Americans could use to warn their elders about the dangers of screen addiction.

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Don’t trust anybody over 30 feet away.

 

 

Get your “Face” in a “Book,” Grandma,

 

 

Don’t scroll your feed. Roll your weed.

 

 

 

 

Look up: Don’t ghost your own fam.

 

You didn’t get this old by yourself.