Denmark is shifting from a digital-friendly education approach to implementing mobile-free school policies due to concerns about distractions from mobile devices. Schools like Trongårdsskolen in Kongens Lyngby require students to hand in their phones, leading to improved social interactions and academic performance. Teachers faced initial resistance but now see benefits, with students engaging more in physical activities and learning. This change marks a significant departure from Denmark's previous digital integration in education, reflecting a broader European trend to limit technology use in schools.