Some personal examples.
I took one of the grandkids on side work with me. I told him to drive the truck rather than me doing it. I told him the route verbally (the address was about 40 miles away). He wanted to use a map app on his phone because he couldn't grasp my verbal instructions and had no idea really were the highways and roads I mentioned were relative to where he was.
I have had to make it a rule for my hired help that they put their phones in their vehicles while working at a site. They become a nuisance and distraction for them, taking them away from productive work.
Kids have become welded to their smartphones, yet they really can't make use of them. Another grandkid wanted to know about cheaper hotels in San Diego near one of the beaches. I, having spent a lot of time in San Diego courtesy of the Navy, suggested some things. She became flustered because she couldn't translate my general information on beaches and areas of San Diego into results on cheap hotels. She seemed to expect the search engine, whatever she was using to do it all for her.