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How Justified Is a Ban on Social Media for Children? Research Reveals Surprising Facts - India TV Hindi

Restricting children's social media use is unlikely to completely address mental health issues. Research suggests that stronger privacy settings, controls on addictive features, digital education, and mental health support may be better ways to keep children safer online.
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Restricting children's social media use is unlikely to completely address mental health issues. Research suggests that stronger privacy settings, controls on addictive features, digital education, and mental health support may be better ways to keep children safer online.

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India TV Hindi Hindi broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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