The government led voluntary agreement is part of a plan to reduce phone usage among kids.
Six of the country’s leading mobile phone operators have agreed to stop selling smartphones to primary school children.
The government led voluntary agreement is part of a plan to reduce phone usage among kids.
Vodafone, Three, Eir, Tesco Mobile, Virgin Media and An Post Mobile have all confirmed that they support the ‘Keeping Childhood Smartphone Free Guide’ for parents of Primary School age children.

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