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In today’s day and age, almost all kids have a smartphone and know how to work technology. Kids are able to browse the internet, sign into Netflix, twitter, Facebook, etc. It is a great idea that kids are expose to what the future maybe, and are learning from technology, but parents should limit what their children use the computer for and how much time they spend on it. Most children are e in the here and now and want to be associated with what is cool in society. Many elementary schools, middle school kids are on every social media you could think of, and though parents may not think it’s such a bad thing they should know that some things that are presented online are most of the inapprotie for these kids. It is not only social media, videogames

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