Understanding social media changes and how to protect children

Many of the social media platforms used by our children and young people are undergoing big changes. Last week, Meta announced it will no longer have fact-checkers for Facebook and Instagram in the US, while TikTok faces either a US ban or being sold. We speak to Dr Elizabeth Milovidov, a digital parenting expert and thought leader on online safety and wellbeing, on what parents can do to protect their children amid these changes.

Jan 14, 2025 - 18:00
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Understanding social media changes and how to protect children
Many of the social media platforms used by our children and young people are undergoing big changes. Last week, Meta announced it will no longer have fact-checkers for Facebook and Instagram in the US, while TikTok faces either a US ban or being sold. We speak to Dr Elizabeth Milovidov, a digital parenting expert and thought leader on online safety and wellbeing, on what parents can do to protect their children amid these changes.
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