Far from being part of ‘Generation TikTok’, Bayern Munich’s Tom Bischof actually touches grass
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7-second readTom Bischof may be best known for being a professional Bayern Munich footballer, but he is also a 21-year-old who grew up with phones and addictive technology.

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Tom Bischof may be best known for being a professional Bayern Munich footballer, but he is also a 21-year-old who grew up with phones and addictive technology.
Sitting down to speak with reporter Julien Wolff (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), the topic drifted from more football-related topics to technology and the new generation, which has been labeled by some as “Generation TikTok.”
Would Bischof include himself in said generation? “I also spend time on TikTok or YouTube. But I know very well how much of that is good for me and when I need and want to concentrate on the more important things.
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