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Kids are getting smartphones at much younger ages than many experts recommend. How to handle it
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Anguished parents who’ve lost kids — like me — demand Congress act to rein in social media firms
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NYC sues Facebook, Google, TikTok claiming social media is addicting kids, harming mental health
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