Based on 6.0 h/day leisure screen time
High leisure screen time may displace physical activity. Consider balancing with exercise.
20-20-20 rule
Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. This helps reduce eye strain.
No official limit; balance recommended
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The Screen Time Calculator applies the canonical formula for this domain using validated reference equations. Inputs are type-checked and unit-normalized before evaluation.
Result = f(input₁, input₂, …)Multi-step calculations show intermediate values so you can audit each stage. This transparency helps catch data-entry errors before relying on the final number.
Edge cases (zero values, negative lengths, impossible percentages) trigger warnings. Results are cross-checked against known reference examples where available.
Updated: July 2026
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