Most US tweens are said to have at least one social media account, yet parent’s don’t seem to be supervising these accounts.
McAfee, the online security company, commissioned a poll of 1,173 tweens, teens and young adults ages 10-23 years old. 1,301 parents were also polled.
82 percent of preteens say they think social media sites are very safe, or somewhat safe, and 79 percent of parents agree.
Nearly half of youngsters also report sharing personal information online such as their email address, and 28 percent have revealed the school they attend the HERE.
Are you surprised that parents aren’t watching their kids online? How do you monitor your kids behavior online?
