US EditionHarry and Meghan call for stronger social media protections for children
- Sandy Hook Promise released a survey on April 24, 2025, from Newtown, Connecticut, detailing young boys' exposure to online firearm ads.
- The organization, founded by Sandy Hook shooting families, conducted the survey to understand online marketing's impact on youth.
- The survey found young boys frequently encounter sexualized firearm content and follow influencers promoting weapons online.
- Fifty-Four percent of surveyed boys aged 10 to 17 see sexually charged firearm content online weekly.
- The organization asks parents, tech firms, and policymakers to restrict firearm marketing targeting young people.
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The Age‘It’s unacceptable, it’s wrong’: Prince Harry calls for change to protect children online
Harry and his wife Meghan unveiled a memorial in New York to children who have lost their lives to the harms of the internet, expressing relief that their own kids are still too young for social media.
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