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00:23:30or severely restricts it. One of the latest is the British
00:23:33government, which said that starting next year, social media apps must block
00:23:37access for children under 16, otherwise, they will face heavy
00:23:41fines. This reaction by a student was widely picked up
00:23:44by social media.
00:23:45گرفت.
00:24:20or for a growing and developing brain, it's like
00:24:23a low dose of poison that is used
00:24:26every day. We know this, the data is showing us this, statistics are
00:24:30showing us this. Now, whether it will be successful or not, or
00:24:34whether something we ban
00:24:36becomes more attractive,
00:24:40especially for
00:25:01phones, tablets, and social networks for everything, we are ignoring
00:25:05more important factors, from parents' economic problems and
00:25:08family tensions to the crisis of loneliness and
00:25:12lack of mental health services, which of course
00:25:15are deeper problems and cannot be banned overnight with a
00:25:19decree or order. It's not surprising that politicians prefer to
00:25:22ban social networks as a first step, because setting up playgrounds,
00:25:26community centers, and stadiums specifically for children is both
00:25:30very expensive and takes longer to achieve results, let alone
00:25:33reducing financial pressure on ordinary families, which is the root of many
00:25:37problems for teenagers in recent years. These things take
00:25:40a lot of work. Critics say blanket bans actually put
00:25:44children at greater risk.
00:25:46میده.
00:25:49Our concern is that children will move to other platforms to communicate
00:25:53with each other, which have fewer regulations, or are on the dark
00:25:56web. The ban on social networks in Australia
00:26:00is still very new, but...
00:26:32And this way, children will no longer have the same restrictions as teenage
00:26:36accounts. This is why perhaps the main question is not
00:26:40whether the ban on social networks for children
00:26:43works or not. The more important question is how we can create a healthier
00:26:47relationship between these future generations and technology.
00:26:51The most important principle for us to be able to protect
00:26:54our children is to have a relationship with them, to have a deep relationship
00:26:58with them, so that there is trust in it, and then an alternative.
00:27:28Do you think these restrictions work? If you have a teenager around
00:27:33you, what have you done to help them use online spaces
00:27:36better? What other solutions come to your mind
00:27:39for improving
00:27:41the situation?
00:27:45It's been a few months since the internet was reconnected, but in practice, many VPNs still work
00:27:49poorly or disconnect frequently. Well, the reality is that the internet in Iran
00:27:52has not yet returned to its pre-massacre and war state. So, what
00:27:56is its situation? Monitoring groups say that currently, users in Iran still have a
00:28:00fragile and deteriorating connection to the internet,
00:28:03but the so-called national internet, or in fact, the intranet, which
00:28:07the Iranian government is encouraging or forcing people to use,
00:28:10despite all these restrictions and increased costs,
00:28:14has still not been able to replace the internet for many people.
00:28:17A survey conducted by ISPA tells us that still
00:28:2071% of users are using foreign social networks.
00:28:24Of course, the dominant pattern is that they usually have an account on at least one
00:28:28of the domestic platforms or messaging apps, and they also use foreign
00:28:31social networks. The reason for their use of those
00:28:35domestic platforms, I think, is clear, because from approximately the winter of last
00:28:39year to the spring of this year, almost half of this period we did not have access to
00:28:42international internet. We faced various types of filtering, restrictions
00:28:46were intensified, and besides that, we still cannot call
00:28:50this voluntary migration to domestic platforms, for the reason that many
00:28:53users are still forced to use these domestic platforms or domestic messaging
00:28:57apps for various administrative, educational, and medical services.
00:29:01There are a few other interesting pieces of data that
00:29:04clarify the situation of domestic platforms. One is
00:29:08that 74% still use VPNs, and
00:29:12in fact, this survey has highlighted this.
00:29:15And a question was asked about which platform is your priority for unfiltering,
00:29:19to which approximately 48% named Instagram and
00:29:22approximately 21% named Telegram. Therefore, we can conclude
00:29:26that the data from the ISPA survey tells us that the policies
00:29:30of internet disruption, filtering, and
00:29:32everything else have not yet been able to discourage users or persuade them to
00:29:36use domestic platforms.
00:30:28We just found out about this attack. We will decide about it quickly.
00:30:31We will do it soon.
00:30:34Will the Houthis' claim of responsibility for the attack on Riyadh International Airport
00:30:38and the escalation of attacks on Saudi Arabia draw the US into the Yemen war?
00:30:41We ask a former British diplomat in the region
00:30:45what his assessment of the current situation in the Arabian Peninsula
00:30:49is. We ask a media activist close
00:30:52to the Houthis why they target
00:30:56civilian areas.