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The show is about helping people tackle their tech habits, and find new, healthy ways to make their tech work for them.

The production company is offering students, families and couples who live together in all shapes and sizes a chance to get bespoke advice and tips from its world renowned Silicon Valley expert.

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Andy Mallon, producer said: “Screen Grab is a new six part series in which one of the world's leading tech experts travels across Scotland to offer families, couples and flatmates practical advice on how they can better use technology to benefit them and their household.

"Whether your teenager is a Tik Tok addict or your ten year old is obsessed with their console, we want to hear from you!

Email [email protected] with your contact details, details about who you live with and a couple of sentences about your tech use.

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