Most teenagers today own a smartphone. Provide your opinion to discuss the advantages and disadvantages.

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Nowadays, every teenager has a smartphone because families changed over the years regarding human rights,
smartphones
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have become a crucial thing to have for several reasons,
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others believe that
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destroy their childhood.
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sides and will draw my personal conclusion. On one hand, people don't agree with teens having
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or anything related to it because they assume that these things will destroy their minds and
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create a person they were never raised.
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, a family raised their
children
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to be friendly and social with other people outside, but they took a smartphone and saw some hateful comments or a gothic website that affected them.
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, most families these days buy
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for their
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, thinking that their child will not be
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and not have a strong personality.
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, each parent will have a smartphone and most of the
children
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outside as well, so the child may think that he/she is not the same or less than the other
children
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. In conclusion, and after a careful analysis of
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points of view, I could say that I don't relate to
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opinions.
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, I would say that
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sides complete each other.
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, the parents have to work at the same time but their
children
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are alone at the house so they must have
smartphones
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so they can check on them, but
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they shouldn't use the phone all day long. I hope
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essay was clear enough and helpful and I hope you like it.
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