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Self-disciplinary time-restricted smartphone addiction management system using (android) mobile technology
The values of smartphone devices have increased tremendously over last few years, especially with the development of mobile applications which have been beneficial. According to Google, there are over a billion active users of mobile applications deployed on Android Playstore as at 2015. This means...
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