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Survey: 51% of parents in Romania talk daily with their children about the use of social networks, but many feel unprepared to support them in online navigation.

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24 October 2025, 11:43
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A new national study conducted by World Vision Romania in partnership with TikTok shows that, although 51% of parents in Romania talk daily with their children about social media use, nearly 70% still do not trust their ability to support them when navigating online.


The study also shows that:

On average, about 46% of parents either do not know about the existence of parental control features on major platforms or do not know how to use them;

TikTok ranks 4th among the most used platforms by Romanian parents (46%) and 2nd in terms of awareness (33.4%) regarding the existence of parental control options.

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STUDIU: Peste jumătate dintre părinții din România discută zilnic cu copiii lor despre utilizarea rețelelor sociale, însă mulți se simt încă nepregătiți să îi sprijine în navigarea online
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TikTok le dă părinților mai mult control, vor putea vedea când copii postează public și cine îi urmărește. Influencer: "Să fie foarte atenți"
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Studiu World Vision România și TikTok: Peste jumătate dintre părinții români discută zilnic cu copiii lor despre rețelele sociale, însă mulți nu se simt pregătiți să-i sprijine online
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Studiu - 51% dintre părinţii din România discută zilnic cu copiii lor despre utilizarea reţelelor de socializare, însă mulţi se simt nepregătiţi să îi sprijine în navigarea online. 77% dintre părinţi monitorizează activitatea online a copiilor

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