最近の気になる海外デジタルデトックスニュースまとめ。
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手紙やメールを書くつもりです💪
自分用メモ。
De videotheek keert terug, inclusief de perfecte bijbaan voor nostalgische twintigers https://t.co/UhwTXfaWNF #NDnl
— Nederlands Dagblad (@ndnl) May 28, 2026
A new class of toys has a very susceptible target audience: the parent with lots and lots of screen-time guilt, @elcush writes: https://t.co/2r0ekDAulc
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) May 27, 2026
"We need a delay on social media access for u16s, backed by proper age assurance, strong enforcement and sanctions for platforms that fail to comply. Families are tired of being left to fight the billion-dollar might of Big Tech on their own while govt hesitates and their kids…
— Mumsnet (@MumsnetTowers) May 27, 2026
Technology is addling young people's brains, impacting on their education and attainment, impacting on their health and wellbeing,' Wes Streeting said on the Today programme this morning.
— The Spectator (@spectator) May 27, 2026
It followed his remarks yesterday that 'social media should be treated like tobacco – it's… pic.twitter.com/GM88QMhXUZ
UK poised to shun social media ban but outlaw addictive features https://t.co/14wTnBJdFY
— The Times and Sunday Times (@thetimes) May 26, 2026
Social media: bereaved parents tell Starmer ‘put children before big tech’https://t.co/tTFRohtfEw
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) May 26, 2026
Ashna Hurynag, "Mental Health services are being inundated with referrals from children who are experiencing low mood, anxiety, challenging behaviours, as a direct result of what they have seen on-line"
— Farrukh (@implausibleblog) May 26, 2026
"This is a public health issue. They say we have faced this before. Think… pic.twitter.com/tjQzgxGFfg
Primary school introduces 'conversation lessons' after pupils find it hard to talk to each other as smartphones damage social skills https://t.co/ICQlp7A0Zo
— Daily Mail (@DailyMail) May 29, 2026
Confessions of a grown-up tech addict, by Kathleen Stock (@Docstockk)
— UnHerd (@unherd) May 29, 2026
Among us, there now walk a few highly self-disciplined people who can read whole books in one go, remember facts rather than looking them up, talk undistractedly to their children, and pass long train journeys… pic.twitter.com/rXtYZWawct
Doro, la marque suédoise inconnue qui vend 1 million de téléphones par an en France
— Le Parisien (@le_Parisien) May 24, 2026
Touche SOS, grosses icônes, son adapté aux malentendants... Ses téléphones sont parfaitement adaptés aux seniors
➡️ https://t.co/0ZdIpRKVwK pic.twitter.com/uCtHjDvH1M
People are pining for old technologies—CD players, VCRs, Walkmans. What’s behind our longing for inconvenience? https://t.co/BiY9X4tnBd
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) May 23, 2026
Like many of us, editor Jeremy Rellosa’s phone was feeling like too much. Texts from group chats piled up like unread emails, his Instagram feed was mostly sports-betting ads, and even "Do not disturb" mode brought little respite. On January 14, there was a nationwide Verizon… pic.twitter.com/9OiE0oPHLr
— New York Magazine (@NYMag) May 22, 2026
As the school year comes to a close, a new analysis shines a harsh spotlight on what's being called a "learning recession" among American students. It's a problem that started long before the pandemic, according to the latest National Education Scorecard — an annual deep dive… pic.twitter.com/RsMBw9hOiW
— PBS News (@NewsHour) May 22, 2026
A world in which everyone's brains have rotted is unsustainable. pic.twitter.com/jEFKcfKaMB
— Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙♀️ (@SketchesbyBoze) May 22, 2026
It's the screens
— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) May 13, 2026
ban them. All of them. No smartphones, no chromebooks whatsoever. Paper homework only pic.twitter.com/WeT6RN8rrx
Gen Z Goes Analogue: What's Behind the Comeback of Retro Items | Vantage on Firstpost with @SaroyaHem pic.twitter.com/wtUeUA5btt
— Firstpost (@firstpost) May 15, 2026
Parents ditch kids' phones as screen-free childhood movement spreads across U.S. https://t.co/b0JJPtyfbt
— Axios (@axios) May 15, 2026
El auge de una cultura postalfabetizada —pantallas, vídeos cortos, textos fragmentados— no solo está erosionando la concentración y la lectura profunda. Está empezando a generar una nueva forma de desigualdad cognitiva. The New York Times
— Ismael Sanz (@sanz_ismael) May 15, 2026
Como con la comida ultraprocesada, leer… pic.twitter.com/yOwsDQtSWh
Kids are being kids again.
— Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) May 15, 2026
One year later, the results are clear: Phone-free schools work. pic.twitter.com/cyyEQiatxu
'Smartphones - time to live without them?'
— ITV News (@itvnews) October 21, 2024
In today's episode, @FayeBarker tells @lucrezianews what you need to know...
Listen on your favourite podcast platform or watch on ITVX: https://t.co/ZnEjp8VWli
For more, catch up on the latest episode from @ITVTonight on @ITVX... pic.twitter.com/SpEo1CUaIx
The Revenge of Analog: Ditching the iPhone for the 'dumbphone' https://t.co/j82U36pAgJ
— News 4 San Antonio (@News4SA) May 14, 2026
Many young people want to untether from the rat race for online virality and from the digital world at large. The preference is shifting from curated perfection to a life that’s quieter and likely more fulfilling.
— Mary Julia Koch (@MJ_Koch) May 13, 2026
Read my full piece in @WSJFreeEx:https://t.co/5fZP8X83E5
Digital detox trend | Old iPods, off-grid holidays, Lego bricks: Switching off the phone is new and growing market
— Liz Mathew (@MathewLiz) May 24, 2026
@sasi_anil writes https://t.co/KAD95CQOVk
Last chance to back social media ban for the under-16s.
— Wes Streeting (@wesstreeting) May 26, 2026
Brilliant piece by @lucianaberger in @thetimes.
Big Tech following the same playbook as Big Tobacco: design an addictive product, get ‘em while they’re young, addict them for life.https://t.co/xPeNfIB5GR
Fed up with excessive screen time, one upper Manhattan mom took action. Over 10,000 students in District 6 will swap devices for outdoor play, read-alouds, and improv classes. https://t.co/H9GUHiGAb7
— Chalkbeat New York (@ChalkbeatNY) May 22, 2026
Many people are starting to consider smartphones “a hindrance to happiness and functioning”—but it’s also helpful to be able to use online apps such as Google Maps, @kait_tiffany says. She speaks with @cwarzel about the month she spent without her iPhone:
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) May 21, 2026
Watch Galaxy Brain:… pic.twitter.com/9UQaEJ9Y3h
学校でのスマホ利用を禁止する動きが世界各地で広がっている。
— The Asahi Shimbun GLOBE+ (@asahi_globe) May 21, 2026
子どもたちの集中力欠如やサイバー空間でのいじめが深刻化しているほか、女子に多い問題として、SNSやスマホの利用によって過度な痩せが助長されたり、身体的なイメージがゆがめられたりする、との分析がある。https://t.co/UWfDJvqD1w
A new surgeon general advisory on teen screen time is encouraging kids to put down their phones and “be in the moment,” but stops short of setting specific screen-time limits. pic.twitter.com/J995NleZt9
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 21, 2026
Gen Zers Are Attending Phone-Free Parties To Become More 'Socially Literate'
— YourTango (@YourTango) May 20, 2026
https://t.co/FiqbOMuSrI
“書きは脳を活性化させる。タイピングは脳を怠惰にする。”
— 𝚂 (@SHiE_Kiss) May 19, 2026
ノルウェーの研究者の論文
デジタル教育の先進国から一転、脱スマートフォン・脱タブレットの先進国へと変わっていった理由がここにある
＋ https://t.co/Qnw2DMzQfA
世界的な出生率低下の主因は、経済的要因ではなく「スマートフォン」というデバイスである可能性が高いという残酷な証拠が積み上がっています。… pic.twitter.com/mTRdiCjBCb
— Kosuke (@kosuke_agos) May 17, 2026
Gen Z shoppers made 62% of general merchandise purchases in physical stores last year, outpacing older consumers https://t.co/BfuXpGmQ3X pic.twitter.com/FD4ivskAU4
— FOX 2 Detroit (@FOX2News) May 17, 2026
Gen Z Goes Analogue: What's Behind the Comeback of Retro Items | Vantage on Firstpost with @SaroyaHem pic.twitter.com/wtUeUA5btt
— Firstpost (@firstpost) May 15, 2026
People are ditching their streaming services and going back to DVDs after recent price hikes from streaming providers - good idea? pic.twitter.com/raXHzXoTFM
— AlphaFox (@alphafox) May 14, 2026
日本、これは手紙郵送済み✔
https://x.com/i/status/2055628169714311673
スマホのダラダラ見をやめるには？https://t.co/NMnkSUdDb3
— 日本経済新聞 電子版（日経電子版） (@nikkei) May 6, 2026
あす7日から仕事という人も多いのではないでしょうか。連休中、SNSを長時間見てしまっていませんか？習慣を変えるにはトイレや食卓など「スマホを持ち込まない場所」を決めることも有効なようです。
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無限スクロールや自動再生
— NHKニュース (@nhk_news) June 1, 2026
子どものSNS利用規制を議論しているイギリスでは、こうした”中毒性のある機能”が焦点になっています
政府は国民を対象に意見募集も
何が問題？規制は必要？#飯田香織 解説委員がコンパクトにお伝えしますhttps://t.co/OBs2T2alxT
🇸🇪 Sweden just told ALL parents to put their phones down when with their children.
— safescreenscampaign (@safe_screens) June 2, 2026
Smartphones have invaded family life - bringing work & distractions into the home. Parental phone use pulls attention from kids, and directly shapes their own screen habits.https://t.co/NyBUqbKiOw
子どもとSNS、総務省が報告書案 年齢による一律規制は盛り込まず https://t.co/x7AielNnWK
— 朝日新聞(asahi shimbun） (@asahi) June 2, 2026
子どものSNS利用規制 国内のルールはどうなる？https://t.co/BQKP8K4nKp #nhk_news
— NHKニュース (@nhk_news) June 2, 2026
Tech companies cannot keep turning a blind eye while harmful content is pushed to young people by algorithms designed to keep them hooked.
— Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan (@MayorofLondon) June 2, 2026
Until platforms can prove they are safe for children, a ban for under 16s is the only way to stem the harms we know are happening. pic.twitter.com/Fim0HFhFk1
子どものＳＮＳ年齢確認「厳格化を検討すべき」、一律の年齢制限導入は見送りの公算…総務省の有識者会議https://t.co/9rzgW94dOj#ニュース
— 読売新聞オンライン (@Yomiuri_Online) June 2, 2026
