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Louis, 62 ans, professeur de géographie, a choisi de vivre sans smartphone. Entre organisation alternative et contraintes quotidiennes, portrait d'un mode de vie à contre-courant.

A France Inter broadcast explores how smartphones disrupt family and marital relationships, and suggests ways to ritualize and discipline their use.

Psychoanalyst Christian Richomme analyzes phubbing, the behavior of ignoring one's partner for one's phone, and identifies four major consequences for a couple's life.

A study of 20,000 people reveals that 70% of respondents cannot do without their smartphone, with impacts on physical and mental health.

A Los Angeles court has found Meta and Google liable for a teenager's social media addiction, a first in the United States that could pave the way for thousands of other lawsuits.

Alexandre Dana and Victor Fersing analyze the effects of a sedentary lifestyle in La chaise tue (The Chair Kills). The WHO ranks it as the fourth leading cause of global mortality and the primary preventable factor.

A study reveals that 76% of French people are familiar with the digital break, but only 19% have actually taken it, despite perceived benefits on well-being and sleep.

A South Korean digital detox center welcomes teenagers addicted to online gaming, social media, and pornography every month. Faced with the phenomenon affecting younger children, the center is preparing to open its programs to children as young as 10.

The documentary "Can't Feel Nothing" explores how internet companies manipulate our emotions, through portraits of trolls, influencers and creators of fake news around the world.