How young is “too young” for Instagram? Since news broke that Instagram was developing a platform for kids, the idea has been highly debated.
“If a 12-year-old were to go on Instagram right now, on the platform as-is, there’s nothing stopping them from“If someone drops a nude photo on Instagram and it goes viral, there’s no parental control, no way for me toWhile there are serious concerns about childonline, some say creating social media platforms for children, like Instagram Kids, shouldn’t be viewed as the only way to protect youngsters.. For that matter, neither do we. Facebook does not, in fact, need to continue to grow.
parents and families where both parents work or have multiple jobs, according to Jeff Hancock, PhD, a professor of communication at Stanford University and founding director of the Stanford Social Media Lab.that have the time and attention resources to be able to keep monitoring their kids and being active in that,” he says.
“But not all families have that. A system that relies on a parent's attention to monitor it is going to be problematic.”
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