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Addiction and Internet Use: Some Apps Might Help Halt It
When we hear about addiction, we usually attribute it to the idea of being so involved or attached with something, be it a substance, an object, or even an activity. Defining addiction may sometimes be tricky -- more so, overcoming them -- but innovators have started to make their own versions of resolving such dilemmas, app to app.
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