As of July 2024, approximately 22 percent of parents in the United States reported that they had caught their children online engaging in activities they disapproved of, using online tracking methods. In comparison, 24 percent of parents said they had caught their children in both online and offline situations doing things they should not have been involved in.
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Overview
Smartphone impact
Engagement and activities
Leading apps for children
App transparency and data protection
Parental controls
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