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Reconnect Concept Helps You Deal With Your Internet Addiction

Reconnect Concept Helps You Deal With Your Internet Addiction

Has the advent of the Internet lured you away from your true priorities in life, such as sports, photography or your family? The Reconnect concept is designed to help folks with an information addiction, monitoring your online behavior, randomly interrupting you with suggestions, reminding you to rethink your priorities, allowing you to get away from the computer that you’ve become enslaved to. Maybe we all need some of this, eh?

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