An internal research study at Meta found that parental supervision may not help teens regulate their social media, and teens with trauma are more inclined to overuse social media.
I don’t understand how it correlates. The article isn’t saying that children of parents who use social media are more likely to be addicted to social media, it’s saying that parental controls aren’t helping stop social media addiction in children. So how does that smoker analogy make sense?
In related news, children of smokers more likely to smoke.
That analogy makes no sense for this situation.
It sure does
I don’t understand how it correlates. The article isn’t saying that children of parents who use social media are more likely to be addicted to social media, it’s saying that parental controls aren’t helping stop social media addiction in children. So how does that smoker analogy make sense?
I can’t imagine how “parental supervision” could exist without understanding how to use what they are supervising.
You don’t need to know how to use social media to set up the Apple parental controls that put time restrictions on certain apps.