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We're messing with kids' dopamine systems, we're addicting them to the quick-swipe, to the bright colours, we're interfering with ... When it comes to keeping children safe online, there needs to be a “game changer”, the Prime Minister acknowledged today. The increase in teen girls feeling “sad or hopeless” from 2011 to 2021 correlates with the rise in
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- We're messing with kids' dopamine systems, we're addicting them to the quick-swipe, to the bright colours, we're interfering with ...
- When it comes to keeping children safe online, there needs to be a “game changer”, the Prime Minister acknowledged today.
- The increase in teen girls feeling “sad or hopeless” from 2011 to 2021 correlates with the rise in
- CNN's Rick Sanchez sits down with industry experts to discuss the impact of
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