The Philippines’ screen time management fell short of the global average, a report on the digital intelligence quotient (DQ) of young Filipinos showed.

In its 2018 DQ Impact report—which seeks to measure how children between eight and 12 years olds manage their screen time, multitasking, online-game participation and social-media use—global think tank DQ Institute said the country scored a 96, lower than the average score of 100.

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