O L Finnegan, J W White, B Armstrong, E L Adams, S Burkart, M W Beets, S Nelakuditi, E A Willis, L von Klinggraeff, H Parker, M Bastyr, X Zhu, Z Zhong, R G Weaver
BACKGROUND: Objective measures of screen time are necessary to better understand the complex relationship between screen time and health outcomes. However, current objective measures of screen time (e.g., passive sensing applications) are limited in identifying the user of the mobile device, a critical limitation in children's screen time research where devices are often shared across a family. Behavioral biometrics, a technology that uses embedded sensors on modern mobile devices to continuously authenticate users, could be used to address this limitation...
February 8, 2024: Systematic Reviews