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Tikoncha is not a ban,it is smart control

Your child learns healthy technology habits, and the phone no longer controls your child

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The problem is getting worse!

The data is alarming. These are not just numbers, this is children's lives.

LOST CHILDHOOD

8.5 hours

Teenagers spend an average of 8 hours and 39 minutes per day in front of screens for entertainment. That is longer than a full workday.

Source:Common Sense Media (8-18 Census Report)

LIVING SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE

4.8 hours

Seventeen-year-olds spend 4.8 hours per day just on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

Source:Gallup Report 2023

ATTENTION FRAGMENTATION

20 min

After a single phone notification distracts a student, it takes about 20 minutes to fully regain focus on study.

Source:UNESCO: Technology in Education Report

ALWAYS ONLINE

46%

Almost half of teenagers (46%) admit they are online 'almost constantly'.

Source:Pew Research Center

DEPRESSION RISK

3x higher

Teenagers who spend more than 3 hours per day on social media have a three-times higher risk of depression and anxiety.

Source:JAMA Psychiatry Study (Johns Hopkins)

Consequences are serious

Excessive screen time is not just wasted time. It affects children's mental and physical health.

Depression and anxiety

Excessive social media use increases feelings of loneliness, depression, and anxiety in teenagers.

Source:American Psychological Association (APA)

Sleep disruption

Screen light suppresses sleep hormones. As a result, chronic fatigue, classroom drowsiness, and memory decline appear.

Source:Sleep Foundation

Aggression and irritability

When a phone is taken away, children may experience a withdrawal-like response: yelling and conflict behavior.

Source:Swansea University Research

Low self-esteem

The "perfect" lives on social media can make real life feel inadequate.

Source:Wall Street Journal (Facebook Files)

Suicide risk

Cyberbullying and social isolation are among the key risk factors that intensify suicidal thoughts in teenagers.

Source:CDC (Kasalliklarni nazorat qilish markazi)

How the world is fighting back

Leading countries are already taking serious action

USA (Florida)

- Age restrictions

Florida legally banned social media account creation for children under 14. Ages 14-15 require parental consent.

Florida adopted one of the strictest laws: social media access is banned under age 14 to protect children's mental health.

Source:AP News: Florida bans social media for minors

Florida adopted one of the strictest laws: social media access is banned under age 14 to protect children's mental health.

Source:AP News: Florida bans social media for minors

France

- School phone ban

Phone use was fully banned on school grounds for primary and middle school students ("Digital pause").

In France, students under 15 cannot use phones at school. This is a state strategy aimed at improving education quality.

Source:The Guardian: France school phone ban

In France, students under 15 cannot use phones at school. This is a state strategy aimed at improving education quality.

Source:The Guardian: France school phone ban

China

- Strict time limits

Minors face gaming time limits (1 hour only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). TikTok's Chinese version Douyin also has a 40-minute daily limit.

Chinese authorities called gaming "spiritual opium" and limited children's gaming time to 3 hours per week.

Source:BBC: China limits gaming for under 18s

Chinese authorities called gaming "spiritual opium" and limited children's gaming time to 3 hours per week.

Source:BBC: China limits gaming for under 18s

United Kingdom

- Online Safety Act

The government issued new school phone-ban guidance and passed the "Online Safety Act".

The UK government gave headteachers authority to collect phones during the school day. Goal: restore classroom discipline.

Source:BBC: UK government guidance on mobile phones in schools

The UK government gave headteachers authority to collect phones during the school day. Goal: restore classroom discipline.

Source:BBC: UK government guidance on mobile phones in schools

European Union

- DSA & AI Act

Through the "Digital Services Act" (DSA) and "AI Act", the EU tightened control over algorithms that expose children to harmful content.

The EU imposed child-safety obligations on TikTok and Instagram. Violating platforms can face multi-billion-euro penalties.

Source:European Commission: Protection of Minors online

The EU imposed child-safety obligations on TikTok and Instagram. Violating platforms can face multi-billion-euro penalties.

Source:European Commission: Protection of Minors online

But this is not enough

Extreme measures do not work and often cause the opposite effect

Full blocking

Advantage:

• It may seem to deliver quick results

Disadvantages:

• The problem returns when control weakens

• Trust and communication decline

Turn off internet

Advantage:

• Temporary reduction of distractions

Disadvantages:

• Learning and communication are also limited

• The root cause remains unresolved

Take the phone away

Advantage:

• Creates short-term discipline

Disadvantages:

• Resistance and hidden use increase

• Self-regulation skills do not develop

Extreme measures do not work!!!

The solution is not banning, but teaching digital culture to the child.

How does our app work?

PROBLEM

Kids get distracted by notifications and games while studying.

TIKONCHA SOLUTION

Turn on study mode: games and social media are paused while learning apps stay available.

RESULT

Better concentration and higher-quality learning.

Start monitoring today.Tomorrow may be too late.

Every delayed day is one more day that can affect your child's emotional well-being.

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