Australia Banned Kids From Social Media. Now It Has Advice for the US.
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, says tech companies aren’t doing enough to protect kids online.
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This Might Be the Key to Keeping Your Kids Off Social Media
It can be difficult to navigate your teen's social media habits, but collaborating with other families might be the key to ...
Pediatrician offers tips and tools on helping children use new technology safely
The American Academy of Pediatrics Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health has introduced a Glossary of ...
Florida Minors Under 14 Now Banned From Using Social Media Platforms
It will require social media sites to delete existing accounts for those under 14 years of age within 90 days, or the platforms could face fines of up to $50,000 ...
Bored of Instagram and TikTok? Try these 3 new social-media apps instead.
After testing out many new social-media apps, here are three worth trying out if you're looking for alternatives to Instagram ...
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'Parental nod must for kids to join social media'
The draft rules for the DPDP Act released by the IT ministry in India state that children under 18 can join social media platforms ... through its website, app or other appropriate means.
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Indiana bill could force kids under 16 off of social media without parental permission
INDIANAPOLIS— If State Sen. Mike Bohacek’s (R-Michiana Shores) bill passes next session, social media platforms would need to block kids under 16 from accessing their content if they don’t r ...
Prince William & Kate Middleton’s Social Media Rules for Their Children Shows True Parenting Style
Insiders recently said to Life and Style Magazine that Kate and William shield Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince ...
Let’s make 2025 the Year of the Teenager. Step 1: Listen to them.
From Congress to the Supreme Court to the White House, America’s leaders seem to believe that teens need government up in ...
'Parental nod must for kids to join social media'
The draft rules for the DPDP Act released by the IT ministry in India state that children under 18 can join social media platforms only with parental consent. Restrictions are imposed on transferring ...