Teens More Concerned About Online Bullying Than Their Parents
More than 60 percent of teens surveyed by image-sharing site We Heart It said they were concerned about online bullying.
Parents are concerned with the safety of their children online, sometimes overly concerned. While a recent study from the Family Online Safety Institute tells us that most parents are pretty sure that their children are safe, teens themselves are concerned by what they see online, according to a report from We Heart It.
We Heart It is an image-sharing social network that has attracted 25 million users, 80 percent of whom are under 25. With a high rate of representation of generation Y and Z, We Heart It was able to gather some interesting data in their first annual “Y and Z pulse” study of users.
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