YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says she takes her 5 kids' phones away during battles over their screen time

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• YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has spoken about how she regulates her five kids' screen time.
• Wojcicki said she takes their phones away, particularly on vacation, to help them focus on the "present."
• She added that she wants her kids to be responsible for how much time they spend on their phones and learn "self-control methods."
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has admitted that she takes her children's phones away during battles to regulate their screen time.

Wojcicki, who runs a platform designed to keep people glued to content, said in a wide-ranging interview with The Guardian that it is important for her five kids to focus on the "present."

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