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Social media still pushing suicide-related content to teens despite new UK safety laws
Researchers who set up dummy accounts as 15-year-old girl were bombarded with self-harm and depression posts Social media platforms are still pushing depression, suicide and self-harm-related content to teenagers, despite new online safety laws intended to protect children. The Molly Rose Foundation opened dummy accounts posing as a 15-year-old girl, and then engaged with suicide,…
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Social media still pushing suicide-related content to teens despite new UK safety laws
Researchers who set up dummy accounts as 15-year-old girl were bombarded with self-harm and depression posts Social media platforms are still pushing depression, suicide and self-harm-related content to teenagers, despite new online safety laws intended to protect children. The Molly Rose Foundation opened dummy accounts posing as a 15-year-old girl, and then engaged with suicide,…
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Social media still pushing suicide-related content to teens despite new UK safety laws
Researchers who set up dummy accounts as 15-year-old girl were bombarded with self-harm and depression posts Social media platforms are still pushing depression, suicide and self-harm-related content to teenagers, despite new online safety laws intended to protect children. The Molly Rose Foundation opened dummy accounts posing as a 15-year-old girl, and then engaged with suicide,…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…
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How the US army is using influencers to recruit a new generation: ‘Promise them this idea of stability’
In a new initiative, the army is partnering with social media creators to show young adults possibilities of military life Fitness influencer Steven Kelly posted a carousel of photos on Instagram last month that included shots of himself dressed in military fatigues climbing a rope wall and aiming a firearm. Kelly, who has 1.3 million…