Dependence on smartphones is a common problem that is becoming increasingly serious. Here are the results of the survey.

The survey on the dependence on smartphones begins with the question of respondents, how much time on average they spend behind their smartphones. In response, 13.95% say "less than an hour", 6.99% - "1-2 hours" and 5.20% - "2-3 hours". At the same time, 5.07% say "3-4 hours", 4.49% - "5-6 hours" and 10.29% - "more than 6 hours".

Then the survey asks when the respondents use the most smartphones. The majority (36.91%) say "after waking up in the morning", and 24.65% say "before bed". At the same time, 16.08% say "at school / at work", 8.25% - "in public transport", 6.84% - "during meals" and 5.19% - "in the bathroom".

The survey also won the question, for which the respondents mainly use smartphones. On this most (39.06%) indicated social networking sites (SNS), and 12.10% said "telephone / video calls". Similarly, 8.46% say "correspondence in text chat, messenger", 6.59% of the "games" and 6.48% suggest "financial goals". Finally, 5.06% said "Internet search", 4.94% - "Internet purchases" and 4.33% - "read news".

In a survey on dependence on smartphones, it is asked if the respondents are experiencing an alarm without smartphones. The majority (36.20%) are "very disturbing", with 16.11% alarming, and 22.69% neutral. On the contrary, 7.44% "are a little worried", while 5.11% say that they are not worried at all.

In addition, the survey also wondered whether respondents were experiencing a decrease in academic performance or performance due to the dependence on the smartphone. All 57.46% say "yes", while 21.11% say "no", and 21.43% "not sure".

Next, the survey asks whether respondents have problems with health due to the dependence on the smartphone. In response, most (61.05%) say "yes", 20.01% say "no" and 18.93% "not sure". Then during the survey respondents asked if they were thinking that they were dependent on smartphones. Here, more than 57% believe that they are dependent on smartphones, and 21.63% do not think so.

In addition, 2.76% are very worried when the battery of their smartphone sits down, and 2.69% feel comfortable when the smartphone is next to them when they sleep. Finally, 2.35% use their smartphones even driving, and 17.69% say that they have no dependence on smartphones.

Continuing the survey is asked which smartphone syndromes are characteristic of respondents. In response, 43.07% chose "nophobia, fear of staying without a phone", and 14.42% chose "FOMO, fucking miss." In addition, 10.13% chose "digital insulation syndrome", and 5.55% was chosen by the "Phantom Vibration" syndrome. Finally, 26.83% say that nothing belongs to them.

In the conclusion of the survey, the question was asked how much time to spend on smartphones? Here 26.61% say "less than 30 minutes", 20.61% - "1-2 hours", and 15.88% - from 30 minutes to an hour. In addition, 14.41% say "more than 4 hours", 12.02% say "2-3 hours" and 10.46% say "3-4 hours".

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