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TikTok’s Troubling Link to Mental Health: What Parents Need to Know
In recent months, worries about TikTok have soared worldwide. A new lawsuit in France blames the platform for children’s suicides. This tragic case shows how
A Big Step Toward Safer Social Media Use in Schools
We all know how deeply social media is woven into our daily lives, especially for students. It’s a place where friendships are maintained, ideas are
How Social Media Platforms Are Being Held Accountable for Teen Well-Being
In the past few months, some major legal battles have been brewing against social media giants like TikTok and Meta. You’ve probably seen the headlines,
Social Media Safety Trends and Solutions
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month unfolds, there’s a focus on social media safety—a critical issue given the growing number of users and the evolving nature of
Bullying: A Global Issue with Long-Lasting Effects
As we observe National Bullying Prevention Month, it’s essential to recognize that bullying is a widespread issue affecting children worldwide. Whether it’s physical, verbal, or
Digital Self-Presentation and Adolescent Mental Health: New Insights from 2024 Research
A recent 2024 study published in BMC Public Health sheds light on how digital self-presentation on social media significantly impacts the mental health of adolescents.
Cyberbullying: What to Do If It Happens to You
Cyberbullying can be a really tough experience, but you’re not alone. Many people go through it, and there are things you can do to cope
Industry Response to the Growing Online Safety Concern: Are Current Measures Enough?
Tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Apple have introduced digital well-being apps and parental controls. Tools like Family Link (Google) and Family Safety (Microsoft) help
Understanding Sextortion: Definition, Statistics, Legislation, and AI’s Role in Prevention
Sextortion, a form of online blackmail, occurs when an individual is coerced into providing explicit content or performing sexual acts under the threat of exposure