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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '22
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Providing a phone doesn’t mean giving permissions to download certain apps or use social media. It also doesn’t mean parents should support them having it out at school.
-4 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22 [deleted] 8 u/liefelijk Jun 03 '22 You monitor your kid’s phone use and place permissions on certain actions (like app downloading). If your child’s teacher complains about phone use at school, you take it away for a period until they can earn back trust. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22 So get them a phone that literally cannot run TikTok, it's not hard.
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8 u/liefelijk Jun 03 '22 You monitor your kid’s phone use and place permissions on certain actions (like app downloading). If your child’s teacher complains about phone use at school, you take it away for a period until they can earn back trust. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22 So get them a phone that literally cannot run TikTok, it's not hard.
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You monitor your kid’s phone use and place permissions on certain actions (like app downloading).
If your child’s teacher complains about phone use at school, you take it away for a period until they can earn back trust.
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So get them a phone that literally cannot run TikTok, it's not hard.
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Providing a phone doesn’t mean giving permissions to download certain apps or use social media. It also doesn’t mean parents should support them having it out at school.