A SooToday poll found very few think kids should have their own smartphone before they turn 10. We asked people on the boardwalk what they think
SooToday.com polled 4981 SooToday.com readers and asked the question: How old should a child be before they are allowed to have their own smartphone?
The poll ran from 8/14/2022 to 8/19/2022. Of the 4981 votes, we can determine that 2839 are from within the community. The full results are as follows: Younger than 5 1.34 % local, 1.39 % total 5 0.39 % local, 0.38 % total 6 0.21 % local, 0.20 % total 7 0.46 % local, 0.56 % total 9 0.88 % local, 0.88 % total 10 7.08 % local, 6.87 % total 11 1.48 % local, 1.75 % total 12 18.81 % local, 18.77 % total 13 15.60 % local, 15.60 % total 14 13.21 % local, 13.81 % total 15 7.19 % local, 7.37 % total 16 16.98 % local, 16.48 % total 17 1.69 % local, 1.63 % total Older than 17 14.69 % local, 14.
SooToday.com uses a variety of techniques to capture data, detect and prevent fraudulent votes, detect and prevent robots, and filter out non-local and duplicate votes.
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