Asked by kelvin calin

How do you feel about children using social media? Check all that apply.

Children of all ages should be allowed to use social media unsupervised.
Children under the age of 13 should share their profile with a parent or guardian.
Children under the age of 13 should not have access to social media.
Everyone under the age of 18 should take a class on online bullying.
Everyone under the age of 18 should take a class on social media safety.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
I don’t have personal feelings, but here are evidence-based recommendations — items I agree with:

- [ ] Children of all ages should be allowed to use social media unsupervised. — No. Supervision and age-appropriate limits are important.
- [ ] Children under the age of 13 should share their profile with a parent or guardian. — Not as a standalone policy; parental involvement is important, but the stronger protection is no access for under-13 on mainstream platforms.
- [x] Children under the age of 13 should not have access to social media. — Agreed: most platforms set 13+ limits for good reasons (privacy, maturity, legal protections).
- [x] Everyone under the age of 18 should take a class on online bullying. — Agreed: education about cyberbullying reduces harm and builds empathy.
- [x] Everyone under the age of 18 should take a class on social media safety. — Agreed: digital literacy (privacy, safety, critical thinking) is essential.

If you want, I can tailor these recommendations by age group or give resources for classes and parental controls.