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European Commission @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu
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Young Europeans spend an average of 4.5 hours online on school days and 6.1 hours on weekends.

Social media offers many opportunities to learn, connect, participate, and create. Yet, it also presents risks. Nearly 60% of young people have experienced emotional or psychosocial harm online.

Yesterday, we received the recommendations from our expert panel on how to better protect and empower young people online.

Find out more: link.europa.eu/3FY84y
A poster featuring a childlike drawing of a smiling green cat with blue whiskers, pink hearts around it, and the handwritten word "MIMI" above its head. Beneath the drawing, large text reads: "Children should see this. Not addictive algorithms." The second sentence is bold for emphasis. A small European Union flag logo appears in the bottom-right corner. The design advocates for children's access to creative, age-appropriate content instead of engagement-driven online algorithms.
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Troed Sångberg @troed@sangberg.se
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@EUCommission "Nearly 60% of young people have experienced emotional or psychosocial harm online"

What's the corresponding number for offline?
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@troed @EUCommission what the hell is that for an argument or question. what
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