Social media: How to keep kids safe online
Younger kids are getting on social media apps, and some parents aren't confident that their children can stay safe online.
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Younger kids are getting on social media apps, and some parents aren't confident that their children can stay safe online.
Researchers at the University of Michigan conducted a survey of parents, finding nearly half of children aged ten to 12 use a social media app, and many are not being routinely monitored.
It's not just your teens who are on social media anymore. Younger kids are getting on those apps, and some parents aren't confident that their children can stay safe online.
It's not just your teens who are on social media anymore. Younger kids are getting on those apps, and some parents aren't confident that their children can stay safe online.
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