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The new research looks into parents' concerns over their children's digital habits and reveals steps taken by them to monitor their activities.
Although consumption is higher among families with children 10+, their parents are less likely to check their online history very often (30 per cent) as compared to parents of children 5 and under, of whom half (54 per cent) said they check their child's online history very often.
Exposure to inappropriate imagery is the main concern of parents in the UAE in connection to their child's digital habits, with 71 per cent) stating this as a matter of concern. This is followed by interaction with strangers (65 per cent), online bullying (62 per cent) and exposure to dangerous games (61per cent).
In order to deal with these concerns, parents take certain steps to monitor their child's online habits. More than half (53 per cent) restrict their child's internet access time and slightly lower than that (47 per cent) try gaining an insight into their child's online interests by speaking to them regularly. However, there are some parents (18 per cent) who do not take any steps in this regard.
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