Andy Murray highlights the risks of social networking for children and protects his four children from its toxicity.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Sir Andy Murray has raised the alarm over the negative effects of social media on children, saying he and his wife are working hard to keep them away from the platforms. Murray, who retired from competitive tennis in 2024, believes that exposure to social media is harmful and emphasized that despite discussions on the subject, there has been no significant change. He cited the recent case of player Katie Boulter, who received abusive messages, highlighting the issue of toxic messaging in sport.
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