The Children’s Commissioner stands up for the things that matter to children and young people.
In their ‘Growing Up Digital’ report they suggest -
- a programme for all children to help learn about their digital rights and responsibilities.
- social media companies rewrite their terms and conditions so that children can understand them.
- a digital ombudsman can work on behalf of children for complaints and the removal of content from the internet.
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