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So then the title is misleading. It is not the presence of a smartphone, but over using the notification feature of the phone that causes the issue.


Whether or not the title is misleading you read a headline and decided to drop your 2 cents without actually reading the article. The title isnt at fault here


And yet it is. Writing inaccurate headlines is equivalent to intentionally lying to people - because most people who see a headline will not bother to click through, and will instead remember just the assertion from the headline.


What about that comment lead you to believe I didn't read the article.


Your summary of the paper is incorrect.




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