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Smartphones linked to lower fertility
The two American studies link the decline in birth rates worldwide to the widespread adoption of smartphones, noting that the emergence of devices like the iPhone in 2007 coincided with a sharp decrease in birth rates, especially among young populations. They suggest a possible impact on social interactions and sexual activity. Although the studies confirm a statistical correlation between the proliferation of smartphones and declining fertility rates, they do not establish a direct causal relationship. They emphasize the need for further research to understand the long-term effects of these digital transformations on reproductive decisions and family life.
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