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Should social media be banned for children under 18?

Should social media be banned for children under 18?
Where should we draw the line between protecting children and allowing them to navigate the digital world?
Our Founder Mr Sumit Vohra joined a discussion on Mirror Now with Schools Principals, Cybersecurity expert and a Child Psychologist to examine this important question.
As someone who has spent years working closely with parents and schools, I believe this conversation deserves wider attention.

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From what I’ve seen, a hard cutoff just delays the learning curve. We need to empower parents with better tools and hold platforms accountable, rather than just shutting the door on the digital space entirely. Well thought of a discussion Mr Vohra.

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