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Some parents believe that cell phones are harmful to children, while others disagree. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

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Some people believe that cellphones are not beneficial for children, because youngsters waste time using phones. While other people believe that kids should have mobiles and their own privacy.
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, phones are beneficial for many children because youngsters can communicate with their parents or with anyone else if they are in danger. For ,example if a class goes on a field trip and a student gets lost and if he/ she has a phone they can easily communicate with people. Sometimes children use mobile to have privacy,
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 as if the child's family are getting divorced the child can talk to their friend in the text so no one knows. So these telephones can help youngsters in lots of ways.
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, mobiles can distract offspring in many ways, like if a kid is studying for a test
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 someone texts them on their mobile they can get distracted easily by texting back. Mobiles
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 can hack kids for instants someone calls them and asks them about personal details and can kidnap them. In ,summary offspring can have phones but they have to be careful of how they use them. I opine that kids should have their own telephones and they can have their own privacy too.
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