In recent months, we’ve gone from seeing technology use at home and in schools pushed to the limit to seeing even the slightest screen time questioned.

What’s the right approach?

As an expert in cyberpsychology, I encourage you to reflect on this.

In the face of an unexpected and «not short» power cut like yesterday’s, we realize the fragility of all the comforts to which we are accustomed.

But what can you do during the hours when there is no electricity, technology, hyper connectivity,… in your life?

First and foremost: KEEP THE CALM.

I heard on the radio that they recommended taking the children to school so that they would not notice the situation, so as not to create something like a traumatic situation for them.

Being offline for a few hours is NOT a traumatic situation.

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