Amnesty International's Survey on Social Media's Impact on Youth
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 29 May 2024
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A global survey by Amnesty International highlights the concerns of young people regarding social media's effects. Many respondents find platforms addictive and privacy policies unclear.Summary
Amnesty International conducted a global survey with 550 young people aged 13-24, revealing significant concerns about social media's impact on mental health and privacy. The majority of respondents felt that platform designs were addictive and that privacy terms were hard to understand. Many reported encountering harmful content such as racism, bullying, and misinformation. The findings underscore the need for greater regulatory measures to protect young users‹ (Amnesty International).
Key Points
- Survey involved 550 participants aged 13-24.
- Majority found social media designs addictive.
- Privacy terms were reported as difficult to understand.
- Respondents encountered harmful content like racism and bullying.
- Findings indicate a need for stronger regulations to protect youth.
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