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Fortune
Alexa Mikhail

This tech company’s ‘chief parent officer’ has advice for protecting your digitally-captivated kids

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Children can stay up and connect 24/7, use an app to see their friends’ locations, and scroll into a TikTok rabbit hole. Beyond the increased feelings of FOMO, access to social media has put people at risk for mental health problems and cyberbullying.

That reality led Titania Jordan into a new role tackling parenting in a tech world. As chief parent officer, Jordan advocates for expansive policies on tech safety. She also has something to say to parents who look to her for advice: Don’t turn a blind eye. 

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