Poll finds 56% of adult in America support a social media ban for under 16 teens

[CTE]

Poll finds 56% of adult in America support a social media ban for under 16 teens

"A new national survey from the Pew Research Center published on July 1 found that 56% of US adults say they would support a social media ban for teens under 16. That number rises to 65% among parents of a child under 18."

https://www.cnet.com/news/social-media/ ... M0NzAwNjU2

[TheButcher]

Unbelievable how people in so many parts of the world are turning their back on social media for teens.

[vblogger]

People forget being a teen themselves?

[bestfreeporn]

This explains why states are passing under 16 year old restrictions online

[LuKenGas]

People forget being a teen themselves?

It seems to be the case.

[Hosting Fred]

Headline is: 'What was good for me is not good for future teens'

[TheButcher]

Headline is: 'What was good for me is not good for future teens'

Is it really so, that is what you have to wonder, taking away social media from teens might seem a good idea (Which I do not support by the way) but think of all the advantages they get form SM. Always remember growing up has it's challenges and as a teen you need peer support and access to information. Lastly what if a teen has an abusive home life and can use social media to quickly contact a friend for help.

[PornPete]

We're going backwards as a society, what comes next no birthday parties for under 16 year ol kids?

[GRXlinks]

We're going backwards as a society, what comes next no birthday parties for under 16 year ol kids?

Parents might support that initiative too, if it saves them money.

[jag]

This social media ban for under 16 year of age is catching on every where by the looks of it.

[blackbooty]

People are inherently selfish and stupid.