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The dangers and complexities of modern world have made mobile phone an absolute neccessity forchildren. To what extent to you agree or disagree?

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In present scenario, the mobile
phone
 has become an integral part of human life. It has
also
 been influenced the children to a greater extent, and people are considered it as a necessary device for them to tackle the complex and
danger
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dangerous
 situations.
However
, I don not agree with the aforementioned statement.
This
 essay would aim to justify my viewpoint in the subsequent fragments. To commence with, children spend most of their time on mobile
phone
 just to play games and surfing social network sites, which are
sheer wastage
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a sheer waste
sheer waste
 of their time, because childhood is the period to shape their lives.
Although
, mobiles are taken as a gadget in order to access information with the help of
internet
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the internet
, but computers are available in the school libraries for them, where access to information is available just a click away.
In addition
 to
this
, despite having
number
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a number
 of advantages, young age
can not
can not
cannot
 be considered as
a
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an
 appropriate use to own a
cellphone
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cell phone
, as at
young age
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a young age
, wards are not be able to judge the things, which are fruitful for them or not.
For instance
, children can be easily provoked by the porn websites and vulgar advertisements, which may put their energy and time in
wrong direction
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the wrong direction
.
Besides
this
, by spending several hours on
internet
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the internet
 and playing games on
mobile
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mobile phones
phone
, they may become addicted to it, which
further
effect
have an effect upon
affect
 their health.
Therefore
, unnecessary use of mobile
phone
 can make children vulnerable. In conclusion
,
Accept space
,
desite
regardless of, in defiance of
despite
 having various advantages of
phone
, children may not be allowed by their parents to have their own mobiles, and there are various other ways to protect a child from the unusual situations.
Nevertheless
, parents should take the responsibility of their children by providing them secure environment.
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