Gab on Casefile True Crime
Case 348: Toyah Cordingley
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The youth mental health crisis has become increasingly evident, and we know social media plays a big role. Teens spend an average of nine hours a day on screens outside of school, and the US Surgeon General has warned that kids who spend more than three hours a day online are twice as likely to experience anxiety and depression. As a parent, it's something I think about more as my child gets older. Technology is such a big part of growing up now and figuring out how to introduce it safely can feel overwhelming. The good news is there's another option. A company called Gab has taken a different approach with something they call tech in steps. That means phones and watches designed specifically for kids with no social media and features that are matched to their age. From GPS-enabled watches for younger kids to phones for tweens and teens with parent-approved apps, each device helps kids build independence more safely. Bottom line, kids don't need devices made for adults. Gab helps them stay connected without the pressure of social media. I can't recommend Gab enough, and right now, use our code to get the best deal on a kid's phone that will make parenting easier and give you more peace of mind. Visit gab.com slash casefile and use code casefile for an exclusive offer. That's Gab. G-A-B-B.
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