Apps offer ways to break the habit of endless doomscrolling

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Breaking free from doomscrolling, the compulsive habit of endlessly scrolling through negative content, is often difficult. A range of apps is available to help users redirect their time toward material that is more engaging and productive. The article highlights these tools as practical alternatives to passive scrolling. The piece was originally published by TechCrunch and focuses on the general challenge of managing screen habits. Further details about specific apps are not included in the provided text.

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