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Perspective: How can we make the internet safer for kids? Give parents more power

September 21, 2022
Perspective: How can we make the internet safer for kids? Give parents more power

From cyberbullying and peer pressure to explicit content and websites that encourage self-harm and dangerous fads, even the most careful kid can stumble into dangers online.

As pre-teens and teens average an hour of watching videos online every day, they are regularly exposed to content their parents would never permit them to see in real life. It’s an open secret that the videos that perform best on TikTok are optimized for engagement, not age-appropriateness. 

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