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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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‘Children are entering a hellscape’: the terrifying film about grieving parents taking on social media giants
Sextortion, suicide scenarios, unwanted sexual advances – all this and more is served up to teens on their phones. Can’t Look Away tells a devastating story of bereft parents trying to hold the likes of Snapchat to account In 2020, Amy Neville found her 14-year-old son Alexander dead in his bedroom. He had taken what…
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Parents, don’t panic – healthy screen time for children is possible, if you follow these few simple tips | Kaitlyn Regehr
Yes, the huge firms pushing unsuitable content must be regulated. But until they are, adults can model the positive use of tech Dr Kaitlyn Regehr is the programme director of digital humanities at University College London This summer the technology secretary, Peter Kyle, announced he was considering a two-hour “screen time” cap on children’s use…
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Parents, don’t panic – healthy screen time for children is possible, if you follow these few simple tips | Kaitlyn Regehr
Yes, the huge firms pushing unsuitable content must be regulated. But until they are, adults can model the positive use of tech Dr Kaitlyn Regehr is the programme director of digital humanities at University College London This summer the technology secretary, Peter Kyle, announced he was considering a two-hour “screen time” cap on children’s use…
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Parents, don’t panic – healthy screen time for children is possible, if you follow these few simple tips | Kaitlyn Regehr
Yes, the huge firms pushing unsuitable content must be regulated. But until they are, adults can model the positive use of tech Dr Kaitlyn Regehr is the programme director of digital humanities at University College London This summer the technology secretary, Peter Kyle, announced he was considering a two-hour “screen time” cap on children’s use…