South Korea bans smartphone use in classrooms.
The new law takes effect in 2026 and targets smartphone use during class in elementary and middle schools, adding South Korea to a growing list of countries that have imposed similar restrictions on the tech: > Other countries that impose various levels of restriction on smartphone use at school include France, Finland, Italy, the Netherlands and China. [Link: South Korea Outlaws the Use of Smartphones During Class |
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