And the pressure on social media companies is broadening. Alphabet, the parent company of YouTube, is facing a shareholder resolution calling for more information about how it collects online data from children. Apple and Microsoft faced scrutiny over their AI policies at their annual shareholder meetings in February and December, respectively.
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt is drawing a parallel between the people pushing smartphones on kids and drug dealers.
New York University professor Dr. Jonathan Haidt likens social media to drugs and warns parents that those who create the
The Anxious Generation suggests a few key takeaways for parents. First, limit social media use until age 16. Sure, give your child a so-called “dumb phone” for emergencies, but limit access to an internet- and social media-connected device until they’re older.
Could four simple rules save your child from screen addiction? New York University professor Jonathan Haidt believes they could.