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8:30Now PlayingAre social media companies doing enough to protect children online? In this interview, the discussion focuses on growing concerns over Big Tech, youth mental health, online gambling, fentanyl-laced drugs sold through social media, and proposed legislation aimed at giving parents more tools to protect their kids.
The conversation explores how platforms like Snapchat and other social media apps are being scrutinized over child safety, why lawmakers say current protections aren't enough, and what parents need to know about the digital risks facing today's teenagers.
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