One thing many of them agreed on? Every teenager's online habits are different, so a more flexible approach may work better than one fixed rule.

We're exhausted... yet somehow, we keep scrolling.

Family connection does not always need grand plans. Sometimes, it begins with simply making time for each other.

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

Chatbots are being shaped to respond safely and respectfully for younger users.

In the United States, YouTube remains the most widely used platform among teens, followed closely by TikTok and Instagram, while older platforms like Facebook and Snapchat have seen declining engagement. Photo: Canva