Providing information and resources for parents, youth workers and educators to help kids navigate their digital world.
TikTok users are using secret codes in their videos and captions to convey they are struggling with depression and possibly contemplating suicide. Read the article here.
Gen Z influencers are settling into life in a shuttered Los Angeles. Read the article here.
Kids ages four to 15 now spend an average of 85 minutes per day watching YouTube videos, compared with 80 minutes per day spent on TikTok. Read the article here.
TikTok has a new competitor: Zynn, a nearly button-for-button clone of TikTok that differentiates itself with one key twist — it pays users to sign up, watch videos, and convince others to follow suit. Read the article here.
Psychologists warn that outsized social media fame may pose longterm problems for the kids who have become celebrities online. Read the article here.
The short-video app added 12 million unique visitors in March, up nearly 50% since January. Read the article here.
Gen Z teens are bringing back all the trends you thought you’d never see again. Read the article here.
Time spent on the app each day can be set, and direct messages can be restricted or turned off. Read the article here.
Check out these TikTok trends in an era of quarantine. Read the article here.
Millions of U.S. teenagers shut up in their homes and receiving their education online are turning for morale support and comic relief to each other – via immensely popular video sharing apps like TikTok. Read the article here.