Our consultation provided a clear message from parents and teenagers alike - even as young people gain greater independence at 16, they should still be protected from the most addictive online features that can have a harmful impact on their wellbeing.
Discussing online safety measures for teenagers.
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What people see is a few very, very powerful, wealthy individuals benefiting from tech and we believe tech should be there for all. It should have opportunities for all.
They’ve had their chance. Time and time and time again, they have had a chance to put this right. The question isn’t if we’re going to act, it’s how.
We want young people to enjoy the benefits of technology while having the tools to make the online world a place where they can thrive.
I think lots of people think they see this stuff coming towards them. And it should be much easier for people to say ‘let’s have a reset’ – so I am looking at that again.
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