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Companies such as Bark, Gabb, Pinwheel, and Teracube are developing phones for children that combine connectivity with parental-control tools. Others offer simpler devices without a browser or social media platforms, allowing parents to manage contacts and apps, set usage schedules, and track location. The trend comes amid concerns about cyberbullying, grooming, and harmful content. More than a third of young people across 30 countries reported being cyberbullied, and one in five said they had missed school because of it. But these devices cannot prevent every risk, and they raise questions about children’s privacy and the collection of their data. The challenge is to balance protection with privacy and independence, while continuing to educate families.
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