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Technology is woven into family life, and this section helps make sense of it. Coverage includes children's online safety and parental controls, screen-time research, education and learning apps, smart home devices, and policy debates about kids and social media.

Stories that appear here include new age-verification laws and platform policies for minors, research on how screens affect development, updates to parental control tools, school technology decisions, and products designed for kids from first phones to learning tablets.

Parents face real decisions with limited guidance: when to allow a first smartphone, which apps to trust, how to handle social media. This section serves families, educators, and anyone who wants evidence and context rather than alarm when navigating those choices.

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