An annual report by media regulator Ofcom looks at how children are engaging with online and social media videos. The research suggests some are becoming increasingly conscious about just how much time they spend on these platforms.
Older teens taking notice of screen time
But older teenagers and young adults are starting to take more notice of how much time they spend online. Just over half of users aged 16 to 24 thought they spent too much time on social media, up from 42% in 2021. They were also more likely to take deliberate breaks from certain apps or delete them altogether, Ofcom said.makes its way through Westminster.
The wide-ranging legislation would give Ofcom the power to regulate internet content to keep people safe, including making companies liable for the content on their platforms.
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