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Dopamine: How Smartphone Apps Get Us Addicted 

Developed in the greatest secrecy by the tech industry, social networking apps are eating up more and more of our time. What is the basis of their formidable addictive power, and how can we make better use of them?
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Developed in the greatest secrecy by the tech industry, social networking apps are eating up more and more of our time. What is the basis of their formidable addictive power, and how can we make better use of them?

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Léo Favier
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:ARTE

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