Singapore plans safeguards including time limits, disabling auto-play and blocking messages from strangers to protect teens’ mental health, The Straits Times reports.
The Straits Times reports that experts suggest social media page breaks, post limits and a “minor mode” master switch to protect teens. The newspaper also describes Singapore’s plans for safeguards including time limits, disabling auto-play and blocking messages from strangers, aimed at protecting teens’ mental health.
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Singapore plans safeguards including time limits, disabling auto-play and blocking messages from strangers to protect teens’ mental health, The Straits Times reports.
The Straits Times reports that experts suggest social media page breaks, post limits and a “minor mode” master switch to protect teens. The newspaper also describes Singapore’s plans for safeguards including time limits, disabling auto-play and blocking messages from strangers, aimed at protecting teens’ mental health.
The Straits Times@straits_timesExperts suggest social media page breaks, post limits, ‘minor mode’ master switch to protect teens https://bit.ly/3UtVjDJ
The Straits Times@straits_timesExperts suggest social media page breaks, post limits, ‘minor mode’ master switch to protect teens https://bit.ly/3UtVjDJ