Parents worried about the harmful effects of social media on their children have welcomed federal laws to restricting access.
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The report also shows that parents are less involved in their children’s online lives than in previous years.
Parents worried about the harmful effects of social media on their children have welcomed federal laws to restricting access.
Parents worried about the harmful effects of social media on their children have welcomed federal laws to restricting access.
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