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C:this image was made 4 years ago
R:It shows what people spend their time on, on their phone
A:The source is telecoms.com
A:This supports me on how people can waste time
P:The purpose is to inform the reader on what people do on their phone.

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This video was posted 4 years ago. This video shows how someone can waste time on an app.  This video is by "AK Stream" and it was uploaded to Youtube.  This video shows how one person can waste so much of their time on Apps. The purpose of this video is to inform you on how to stop using your phone so much.

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I Waste a Lot of Time on WhatsApp | how to stop whatsapp addiction

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This video was posted 4 years ago. This video was made to tell people to not waste time. This video was made by "Motivation2study" and it was uploaded to Youtube. This was used to show how people waste too much time and how to stop wasting time. the purpose of this was to inform the watcher about time spent and how to lower it.

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STOP WASTING TIME - Part 1 | Motivational Video for Success & Studying (Ft. Coach Hite)

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This image of a pie chart for the amount of time spent on social media in a Lifetime.It shows that people spend at least 2-3 years on social media alone.  broadbandsearch.net and they made an article on how social media usage has spiked recently. This photo and that article prove that people waste their time on their phones. The purpose of this is to inform people on the amount of time people spend on their phones.

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This image is represents daily amount of time spent on social media. It shows the increase in the usage of phones from 2013 to 2016. This proves that people are becoming more reliable on phones that before.The purpose of this is to inform the reading on how much the amount of time is spent on phones.

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This image shows how long people spend on their phones. it also shows the increase in the usage from the years 2013 to 2016. it also shows that the average person in December 2016 spent on average 2 hours and 51 minutes. That's almost a eighth of an actual day gone and that doesnt show the average of 2020 or 2021.

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This shows what people spend their time doing while on their phones. This also compares two different generations and their time spent on their phones.  This supports my claim on how people are more likely to waste time on their phones. The purpose is to inform the reader on how much time is spent is spent on a phone by the minutes.

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C: November 30, 2020
R: It deals with whether or not people get mental health issues from using their phones
A: the source is the Theconversation.com
A: They found that, on average, people spent around four hours a day on their smartphones
P: To inform

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Time spent on smartphones not linked to mental health problems - new research | The Conversation: An Independent Source of Analysis from Academic Researchers - Credo Reference

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Claim

Do you think the majority of people use their cellphone for practical use or to waste time? In my opinion the majority of people use their cellphones to waste time.

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C: November 30, 2017
R: It deals with people using their phones in their cars
A: The source is Theconversation.com
A: It talk about how people will be able to use their phones in the car soon because of self driving cars
P: To inform

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Why Silicon Valley wants you to text and drive | The Conversation: An Independent Source of Analysis from Academic Researchers - Credo Reference

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R: it says "using phones for shopping became more common"
A: Gale
A: it gives information as to
P: to inform

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Mobile Apps | Encyclopedia of Emerging Industries - Credo Reference

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The Encyclopedia of Emerging Industries contains essays covering specific businesses that have shown evidence of significant growth in the recent past or potential for exemplary growth in the future. Students, entrepreneurs, investors, and job seekers alike will find information on technical subjects as arcane as optical sensing or encryption systems, and on topics as commonplace as gambling casinos.

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C:16 December, 2015

R:It deals with phone being a waste of time or if they aren't a waste
A: the source is Britishcouncil.org
A:it tells about how people use their phones on average to waste time
P: to inform

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As part of the 'Facebook generation', we have grown up in a world where access to the internet is constantly at our fingertips and we're able to connect with people at the touch of a button. Nowadays, it's become increasingly common to offer guests the wifi password along with a cup of tea when they come round to visit.

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R: It deals with rise of mobile phones
A: Gale
A: It tells about everything a phone can do and what people use them for
P: To inform

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Wireless Communications | Encyclopedia of Emerging Industries - Credo Reference

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The Encyclopedia of Emerging Industries contains essays covering specific businesses that have shown evidence of significant growth in the recent past or potential for exemplary growth in the future. Students, entrepreneurs, investors, and job seekers alike will find information on technical subjects as arcane as optical sensing or encryption systems, and on topics as commonplace as gambling casinos.