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The phrase is being used to describe the horizontal lines or wrinkles that naturally develop across your neck, and may be exacerbated by constantly looking down at your phone. It sounds like yet another way to sell cosmetic treatments to people by making them feel bad about themselves. [Link: Is Doomscrolling Giving You Wrinkles? You May Have ‘Tech Neck’ | https://www.wsj.com/style/beauty/tech-neck-wrinkles-smartpho…
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