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Isnt being online constantly a danger to my 13 year old child? why does fb want to drop the age limit?
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Danger?: Being online constantly is dangerous if you are not monitoring her activity, who her friends are. Etc. Children should not have more than 2 hrs a day total for all media time. This may be adjusted for homework that is on the computer. I would be concerned as she is not interacting with real people and learning age appropriate social interactions.
Answered 8/30/2012
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