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Social media ban for kids not feasible, but need to promote healthy use, say experts

IndiaTimes Thursday, 28 November 2024
The question of banning social media use among children in India gains attention after Australia's new law. Experts believe the ban is well-intentioned but challenging to enforce, advocating for healthy use instead. APA advises that excessive social media can impair adolescents' roles and cause psychological harm.
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