These college kids are swearing off smartphones. It's sparking a movement. Rachel Hale, USA TODAY. Fri, June 6, 2025 at 1:18 PM UTC. 8 min read.

These college kids are swearing off smartphones. It's sparking a movement. Rachel Hale. USA TODAY. Hear this story. There was no way around it: Charlie Fisher was addicted to his smartphone.

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These college kids are swearing off smartphones. It's sparking a movement. Story by Rachel Hale, USA TODAY • 1w. T here was no way around it: Charlie Fisher was addicted to his smartphone.

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