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Concerns Grow Over Teenagers' Social Media Use and Parental Control

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Parents in El Paso are increasingly worried about their teenagers' use of social media and the potential negative impacts on mental health. A recent case highlights the struggle of a mother, Noelia Kouchoyan, who allows her son Agustín, 14, to use Instagram but feels anxious about the content he might encounter. Experts emphasize that excessive screen time can lead to issues like anxiety and eating disorders. The Spanish government has proposed a ban on social media access for those under 16, requiring platforms to implement age verification, but concerns remain about the effectiveness of such measures. Parents are encouraged to educate themselves on digital safety to better guide their children.

Key Details: • Spanish government proposes banning social media for users under 16. • Platforms must implement effective age verification systems. • Parents should educate themselves on digital safety and monitor their children's online activity.

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El PasoSpainPedro SánchezNoelia KouchoyanAgustín KouchoyanAbel DomínguezFernando SuárezDomínguez psicólogosAgencia Española de Protección de Datos

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