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A study conducted showed that 91% of the Gen-Ys took their phones to the bathroom to use it. The study also showed that while more women (76%) used their smartphones in the bathroom as compared to men (74%), men were more attached to their phones as compared to women.
With this reported addiction to texting, it's not unusual to see teens check their phones anytime, anyplace, the survey said. Frustrated parents, beware: Whether they're in class or at the dinner table, 52% of teens said they're on their phones regardless of the environment. What's more, 37% of those surveyed admitted to checking their devices on the toilet, and 20% said they do it at church. The survey added that texting is the first and last thing teens do everyday, with 73% checking their phones before bed, and 72% on their devices first thing in the morning.