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Logout week 2026: Where Do Young People Go When They Can't Go Digital? Into contact!

I've been part of the Logout camp team for eight years now. That's eight groups of teenagers, four different locations, and almost two completely different generations of young people. Back when I started, camp conversations revolved around rage comic memes. Today, we're flooded with words like cooked, looksmaxxing, aura, and brainrot. Yet throughout all these years, one thing has remained exactly the same: the desire for connection.

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Do you forget to breathe when using Screens? A phenomenon most people don’t even notice

Have you ever noticed that while reading an email or scrolling on your phone, you almost hold your breath? Many people only become aware of it when asked this question. During screen use, they often breathe very shallowly—or even briefly stop breathing. This phenomenon even has a name: screen apnea.

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How to Respond in Cases of Strong Emotional Reactions When a Child’s Digital Device Is Taken Away

Strong emotional reactions or withdrawal-like symptoms are not only seen in chemical addictions, but also in non-chemical addictions related to digital devices. Parents sometimes find themselves in situations where their child reacts to the removal or restriction of digital devices with an intense outburst of anger — shouting, threatening, being disrespectful, and at times even becoming physically aggressive.

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Buying a kids AI toy?

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are moving from browser chat windows into physical children’s toys. Plush toys, which used to be a source of symbolic play, have become conversational partners that can respond to children’s emotional needs and answer their questions. But what risks do these modern toys bring into children’s bedrooms?

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