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Ouders moeten ook verantwoordelijkheid nemen voor online veiligheid
The picture around social media harm is more nuanced than some campaigners say
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New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Mar 26, 2026
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The responsibility for online safety should be a shared effort between parents, educators, and tech companies to effectively protect children.
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Parents play a crucial role in ensuring their children's online safety, as they can guide and educate them about potential risks.
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Blaming parents for online safety issues overlooks the responsibility of social media platforms to create safer environments for users.
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Parents cannot fully control online interactions, and placing the burden solely on them is unrealistic and unfair.
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Empowering parents with resources and knowledge can significantly reduce the risks their children face online, making it a necessary step.
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