How to start the conversation about social media with our kids | Family Matters
Licensed professional counselor Alexandra Dimoff joined the show to help us lead the conversation about social media with our kids.
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Congress Advances KOSMA Bill Targeting Social Media Use by Minors
The Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSMA) aims to ban social media for kids under 13 and limit targeted ads for users under 17.
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New state law aimed at curbing kids’ social media may require everyone to cough up their ID
A bill passed in Tallahassee last year aimed to keep kids and younger teens away from social media. But critics question its ...
Social media use by children rife ahead of under-16s ban
Australia's internet regulator found YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat were the most popular platforms among children.
Most children under 16 still using social media despite ban
Almost all children under 16 are still using social media despite the federal government's controversial world-first ban, ...
Australian children able to bypass age limit set by social media platforms, report shows
Children in Australia are able to easily bypass the minimum age limit imposed by social media platforms, a report by the ...
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Behind the scenes with Jameis Winston, who had more fun than anyone at Super Bowl week
And he brought joy to everyone who caught that clip on social media. "I know guys like Pat McAfee are here ... The chef at ...
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Ala. senator working to set minimum age to use social media
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Alabama Senator Katie Britt said she is working to protect kids on social media by sponsoring a new bipartisan bill that would set a minimum age requirement for social media ...
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Harm of social media for children ‘like cancer risk of smoking’
Britain’s head of counter-terrorism policing has called for lawmakers to “explore” implementing age verification on social media sites as he compared the harm caused by social media to the ...
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Harm of social media for children ‘like cancer risk of smoking’
Asked if he supported Australia’s decision to ban children under 16 from using social media, Mr Jukes said: “We have spoken to Australian colleagues about that. It hasn’t happened yet.