More countries are tightening social media rules for children.

What starts as a simple scroll could expose teens to violent, racist and disturbing content sooner than parents realise.

Beyond two hours, risks of poorer wellbeing and depressive symptoms tend to rise, raising concerns about what has become a normalised part of teenage life.

Protecting children or restricting them?

Indonesia is considering extending its under-16 restrictions beyond social media to include online shopping platforms amid growing concerns over scams targeting children.

For many teenagers, social media is more than just entertainment. It is where they learn, connect, and feel part of something.

Teenage star Owen Cooper poses with his Golden Globe, marking a breakthrough moment in his rising acting career.

Photo: Canva For young people, cybercrime often shows up as online grooming, harassment, pressure to share private images, or being threatened with exposure.

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