In today’s world, smartphones are not viewed as a privilege anymore, but have become a necessity for people to function daily. Not a minute goes by where smartphones aren’t being used somewhere at some time. In response to American psychologist and author Jean Twenge, I concur with her work when she posed the question “Has smartphones destroyed a generation.” Within a chapter from Twenge’s recently published book iGen, she explores the generational shifts that she observed in recent years since smartphone use has become so widespread. She focuses her research on adolescents born after 1995, which she calls the “iGeneration”. Twenge linked that increased screen time on smartphones escalates the chances of isolation, social development, and breeds