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PJ Vogt

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But Lauren, seeing how this was affecting her son, starts to think how she would ask her questions as a documentary series. She really wants to figure out how you'd basically film two overlapping documentaries at the same time, both capturing the events happening in these teenagers' real lives and the events happening simultaneously in their phones, in their digital imaginations.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But Lauren, seeing how this was affecting her son, starts to think how she would ask her questions as a documentary series. She really wants to figure out how you'd basically film two overlapping documentaries at the same time, both capturing the events happening in these teenagers' real lives and the events happening simultaneously in their phones, in their digital imaginations.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But Lauren, seeing how this was affecting her son, starts to think how she would ask her questions as a documentary series. She really wants to figure out how you'd basically film two overlapping documentaries at the same time, both capturing the events happening in these teenagers' real lives and the events happening simultaneously in their phones, in their digital imaginations.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Wait, and so what you're saying is on an iPhone, there's something called screen recording that is exactly what it sounds like, where you can just say everything that happens on my screen record it and make a video file. I use that sometimes like when my mom in Pennsylvania has a question about how to delete something, I'll go through the process on my phone and I'll send it to her.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Wait, and so what you're saying is on an iPhone, there's something called screen recording that is exactly what it sounds like, where you can just say everything that happens on my screen record it and make a video file. I use that sometimes like when my mom in Pennsylvania has a question about how to delete something, I'll go through the process on my phone and I'll send it to her.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Wait, and so what you're saying is on an iPhone, there's something called screen recording that is exactly what it sounds like, where you can just say everything that happens on my screen record it and make a video file. I use that sometimes like when my mom in Pennsylvania has a question about how to delete something, I'll go through the process on my phone and I'll send it to her.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But what you're saying is something like Snapchat, which has disappearing images as part of its architecture, when you try to screen record that, it just won't show up?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But what you're saying is something like Snapchat, which has disappearing images as part of its architecture, when you try to screen record that, it just won't show up?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But what you're saying is something like Snapchat, which has disappearing images as part of its architecture, when you try to screen record that, it just won't show up?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

I mean, it's totally hypnotic to watch. You mean that basically you're seeing, like one of the opening scenes, they're doing the welcome assembly.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

I mean, it's totally hypnotic to watch. You mean that basically you're seeing, like one of the opening scenes, they're doing the welcome assembly.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

I mean, it's totally hypnotic to watch. You mean that basically you're seeing, like one of the opening scenes, they're doing the welcome assembly.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Like it's a big assembly, all the kids are there. And the school administrator is talking about the luminaries who have gone to the school. And he refers to, I think like a basketball coach or basketball owner, Steve Kerr.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Like it's a big assembly, all the kids are there. And the school administrator is talking about the luminaries who have gone to the school. And he refers to, I think like a basketball coach or basketball owner, Steve Kerr.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Like it's a big assembly, all the kids are there. And the school administrator is talking about the luminaries who have gone to the school. And he refers to, I think like a basketball coach or basketball owner, Steve Kerr.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

And one of the kids mishears it as Steph Curry. And in their mind, they're like, did Steph Curry really go here? And you see a kid pull their cell phone out. And then superimposed on the screen is them pulling up Google, Googling Steph Curry, seeing that Steph Curry didn't go to high school, whispering to the person next to them.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

And one of the kids mishears it as Steph Curry. And in their mind, they're like, did Steph Curry really go here? And you see a kid pull their cell phone out. And then superimposed on the screen is them pulling up Google, Googling Steph Curry, seeing that Steph Curry didn't go to high school, whispering to the person next to them.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

And one of the kids mishears it as Steph Curry. And in their mind, they're like, did Steph Curry really go here? And you see a kid pull their cell phone out. And then superimposed on the screen is them pulling up Google, Googling Steph Curry, seeing that Steph Curry didn't go to high school, whispering to the person next to them.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

She says, I looked it up, they're lying. And like, it feels so private and strange that you're watching, because these things are like second minds we use, and you're watching someone's mental work where they're making an error superimposed over the scene that's happening. And it's very, I'd never seen anything like that before.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

She says, I looked it up, they're lying. And like, it feels so private and strange that you're watching, because these things are like second minds we use, and you're watching someone's mental work where they're making an error superimposed over the scene that's happening. And it's very, I'd never seen anything like that before.