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97% of Teens Hooked on Social Media: How to Protect Your Digital Footprint & Mental Health
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6:23Now PlayingGeneration Z is spending more time on social media than ever, with 97% of teenagers using major platforms like Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok. This rise in online activity has led to increased anxiety among teens, as found by the Pew Research Center. Marc Lamont Hill sits down with technology and lifestyle expert Stephanie "Tech Life Steph" Humphrey, author of "Don't Let Your Digital Footprint Kick You in the Butt," to discuss the impact of our digital footprints, career risks, AI deep fakes, online harassment, and how to protect ourselves and our children in the digital age. Don't miss this essential conversation on navigating our online lives responsibly and safely.
This segment was originally broadcast on October 5, 2023.
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