Survey shows parents not aware of what teens are looking at online

A new study says there is a huge gap between what teenagers are doing online and what their parents are aware of.

Survey shows parents not aware of what teens are looking at online

A new study says there is a huge gap between what teenagers are doing online and what their parents are aware of.

A Digital Divide Study from McAfee shows that 1-in-4 parents believe their teen tells them everything they do on the Internet. But nearly a quarter of teenagers say they have searched for pornography, and over half say they have viewed a video their parents would not approve of.

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