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Is social media always bad for young people? A new series of papers in the journal The Lancet has quantified the existing evidence on its harms and is calling for action to be taken. The authors admit that we can't know which comes first, using social media or
That we are often presented with online. But to that end, and I always say social media being a double-edged sword, and I'm so grateful for the fact that there are, on the other side of the kind of picture-perfect, oh, you know, make dinosaur sandwiches for
idea of motherhood that we are often presented with online. But to that end, and I always say social media being a double-edged sword, and I'm so grateful for the fact that there are on the other side of the kind of picture-perfect, oh, you know, make dinosaur
problematic behavior because of it. So, for example, as I said earlier, if your cell phone usage or social media usage is now interfering with your personal relationships with someone, then you can start saying, Well, if I'm choosing the phone over the person
To social media. And if you do get access to social media before that, you must sit next to me while you're on social media. I don't want to be peering or reading through your messages necessarily, but I would like to think you're not going to be engaging in
That your child is safe, particularly when they're teenager, and you give them access to social. I mean, I would prefer a world where they don't have access to a smartphone until they're 18, quite frankly. For me, wait until you are 18 years old before you
Get your take on how hard it actually is to be certain that social media is harmful. I mean, I used to think we just needed better studies, but actually, maybe we'll never really know. It's very tempting to leap to the conclusion that it must be that social
with the teenagers who you're supporting through their schoolwork, and do you guys ever talk about social media and the dangers of social media? Because remember, while sitting In your group session, they might not be on social media, but when they're walking
That they can say what they want about a passing on social media. I'm talking about guys who probably worked with my husband 20 years before he passed, started posting on social media because they heard from a friend from a friend. And within two to three
Let me speak to Emma Sadler now, social media law expert at the digital law company. We've had initially asked you to talk about this phenomena of naming and shaming via social media, but we have to reflect on what was breaking news, and that was that US jury
has largely failed them? Well, I think we need to look at why that trust is being undermined. And part of it, frankly, is the role of social media. Social media can work for good, but far too often it's the source of misrepresentation, dysrepresentation.
person to show. You know, it's not going to be a he-said, she said situation. They need to have the evidence to prove that what they've said is true. Be careful what you put on social media. Emma Sadler, social media law expert. The best of talk on Cape Talk.
day. Something off happened on that day. So there are some who believe that you need to deliver news immediately. And then there are others who say, guys, we live in an era of social media. Can you imagine being a public figure and your child has passed on and
So your advice, is it to give children they can have phones, but not phones that have access to social media. And WhatsApp is defined as social media. Because many parents will say, well, I need to get a hold of my kid. Yeah, and I think we have to be
that it's not a bad thing. You're just hearing it in the wrong environment. So, you made it big on social media. And to be big on social media is one thing. And books are often seen as pretty like some people see them as archaic or traditional. I don't,
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On Twitter, and not that we're huge on Twitter, we're very big on Instagram. So you'll find me there, pantsafrica.imagery on Instagram. And important to use all those platforms to get a message out. Yes, and some of them. And they really work. Which one do you
On social media at Radio 702. My handle on Twitter is at Iamfree TSM. At I'm Free TSM, at TikTok at Iamfree100, Facebook, Taboshole Mashau, Radio 702 is also there. Please, let's have a genuine discussion. I prefer sincere discussions that not the ones that
Is social media always bad for young people? A new series of papers in the journal The Lancet has quantified the existing evidence on its harms and is calling for action to be taken. The authors admit that we can't know which comes first, using social media or
That we are often presented with online. But to that end, and I always say social media being a double-edged sword, and I'm so grateful for the fact that there are, on the other side of the kind of picture-perfect, oh, you know, make dinosaur sandwiches for
idea of motherhood that we are often presented with online. But to that end, and I always say social media being a double-edged sword, and I'm so grateful for the fact that there are on the other side of the kind of picture-perfect, oh, you know, make dinosaur
problematic behavior because of it. So, for example, as I said earlier, if your cell phone usage or social media usage is now interfering with your personal relationships with someone, then you can start saying, Well, if I'm choosing the phone over the person
To social media. And if you do get access to social media before that, you must sit next to me while you're on social media. I don't want to be peering or reading through your messages necessarily, but I would like to think you're not going to be engaging in
That your child is safe, particularly when they're teenager, and you give them access to social. I mean, I would prefer a world where they don't have access to a smartphone until they're 18, quite frankly. For me, wait until you are 18 years old before you
Get your take on how hard it actually is to be certain that social media is harmful. I mean, I used to think we just needed better studies, but actually, maybe we'll never really know. It's very tempting to leap to the conclusion that it must be that social
with the teenagers who you're supporting through their schoolwork, and do you guys ever talk about social media and the dangers of social media? Because remember, while sitting In your group session, they might not be on social media, but when they're walking
That they can say what they want about a passing on social media. I'm talking about guys who probably worked with my husband 20 years before he passed, started posting on social media because they heard from a friend from a friend. And within two to three
Let me speak to Emma Sadler now, social media law expert at the digital law company. We've had initially asked you to talk about this phenomena of naming and shaming via social media, but we have to reflect on what was breaking news, and that was that US jury
has largely failed them? Well, I think we need to look at why that trust is being undermined. And part of it, frankly, is the role of social media. Social media can work for good, but far too often it's the source of misrepresentation, dysrepresentation.
person to show. You know, it's not going to be a he-said, she said situation. They need to have the evidence to prove that what they've said is true. Be careful what you put on social media. Emma Sadler, social media law expert. The best of talk on Cape Talk.
day. Something off happened on that day. So there are some who believe that you need to deliver news immediately. And then there are others who say, guys, we live in an era of social media. Can you imagine being a public figure and your child has passed on and
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A Lancet paper series quantified evidence that very high or very low social media use is linked to higher risk of common mental health problems, sleep difficulties and reduced physical activity, while moderate use seems to have some benefits 3. One speaker said they would prefer children have no smartphone access until 18 and must sit beside parents when using social media before then 8.
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