Child online safety needs more than social-media bans

A recent article highlights the growing issue of technology-facilitated child sexual abuse in parts of Africa and Asia, emphasizing the urgent need for better online protection for children. This problem is often under-reported, yet it poses a significant threat to adolescents in these regions. The article suggests that simply implementing age restrictions is not enough; comprehensive measures are necessary to safeguard young people online. This issue is crucial because it affects the safety and well-being of children, who are increasingly using the internet for education and social interaction. QUESTION: How might improved online protection measures change the way young people interact with technology in the future? 

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