| Molly Russell 14:29 - Sep 30 with 876 views | KeithHaynes |
Disgusting that the social media companies allowed this to happen.
People who abuse others on social media beware.
Some people gather their evidence carefully and the police etc are there to enforce the law. |  |
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| Molly Russell on 18:56 - Sep 30 with 727 views | britferry |
I agree with you on most of it except the "police etc are there to enforce the law." because most of the time they don't want to know.
Its sad what happened to Molly, with the SM algorithms feeding even more suicidal posts her way, why can't these sophisticated algorithms notify the companies as to what is happening or are they just there to promote advertising? [Post edited 30 Sep 2022 19:31]
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| Molly Russell on 19:10 - Sep 30 with 717 views | bonymine |
Stomach churning watching that broken Dad on tv today these social media companies have so much to answer for those algorithms they use to direct even more hatred and bile in the direction of the victims is absolutely scandalous.
Fortunately, I must be in a tiny minority who have never ever registered for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc, etc I choose what online content/articles I wish to engage and interact with and most certainly it works for me but then again I am a ‘technophobe’ according to my ‘twentysomething’ sons (in a loving banter kind of way!) but as I tell them I’m 100% happy with carrying that label if it means I don’t have to be hounded and brainwashed by these scumbags. |  |
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| Molly Russell on 08:39 - Oct 1 with 682 views | CountyJim |
Absolutely disgusting these companies have a great deal to answer for
I would say that parents also have a responsibility we never let our kids take phones to bed bed is for sleeping not looking at mobiles when we brought them for them they were told that we could monitor them until they where 16 or they didn't have phones
As we had two daughters the wife would check
Parents must take more responsibility for what kids are looking at |  | | |
| Molly Russell on 21:19 - Oct 2 with 607 views | gadgetuk |
| Molly Russell on 08:39 - Oct 1 by CountyJim |
Absolutely disgusting these companies have a great deal to answer for
I would say that parents also have a responsibility we never let our kids take phones to bed bed is for sleeping not looking at mobiles when we brought them for them they were told that we could monitor them until they where 16 or they didn't have phones
As we had two daughters the wife would check
Parents must take more responsibility for what kids are looking at |
Absolutely spot on.
It is almost impossible for the social media companies to track everything going on.
Parents have a responsibility to keep an eye on their kids and for us that means no tech in bedrooms, everything is done in front of the family. | | | |
| Molly Russell on 11:18 - Oct 3 with 567 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
I think there's a place for critical thinking and managing social media on the school curriculum. |  |
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| Molly Russell on 19:12 - Oct 3 with 507 views | Catullus |
| Molly Russell on 21:19 - Oct 2 by gadgetuk |
Absolutely spot on.
It is almost impossible for the social media companies to track everything going on.
Parents have a responsibility to keep an eye on their kids and for us that means no tech in bedrooms, everything is done in front of the family. |
i think the social media platforms need to do more, definitely but I also agree that parents need to do more. Our son is 14 and very protective of his phone, he hates the fact that his account is linked to me so I see what he looks at on the internet. I pointed out that it's my job until hes 18 and I can always stop his internet completely, or take his phone away. We've moved on past that now though, he's learned to deal with it. | |
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