Parents are more worried than teens about teen mental health. Both groups – especially parents – partly blame social media.

In the current competitive digital age, it is virtually impossible for businesses to overlook the importance of social media. Billions of users are connected on social media, and US companies are ...

This has prompted headlines in the media, as well as coverage from social media influencers detailing the demographic ... and ...

Current rules, industry practices Platform policies Most major social media platforms, including Meta (Facebook, Instagram), X (formerly Twitter) and Snap, set a minimum age of 13 in their terms ...

Americans are now more likely to say they trust information from news organizations and social media sites than they were ...

Nicole Gill and Stephen Johnson of CODISCOVR, an e-discovery and information governance practice within Cozen O'Connor, offer tips for collecting data from new software applications such as AI ...

A new policy paper focused on youth mental health recommends raising the minimum age to use social media from 13 to 16 in Canada. The paper, “Wired for Worry: How smartphones and social ...

Kolkata: In the wake of the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl by her friends, counsellors have flagged concerns over friendships made on social media and ... from the age of 10 or 11 years ...

And now, nearly half of US teens say social media has a mostly negative effect on people their age — and almost the same ...

The age gap is narrowest on Facebook: 70% of adults age 18-29 say they use the social network compared with half of adults age 65 and older. Some 52% of hispanic and 49% of Black American adults say ...

On the floor, he cited alarming statistics about youth mental ... In a recent Pew study, 48% of teens admitted that social media harms people their age.” Patterson also cited a recent study ...

Last month, my family and I considered the wholesome prospect of keeping chickens. A bit of smartphone research quickly ...