Barriers to Access...
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Research shows Pakistani immigrant middle‑income parents limit children’s access to gaming and online communities out of fear and unfamiliarity, treating tech as strictly for schoolwork while insisting on control. Nearly every household has a laptop and one to three children; parents call themselves end users, rely on safety guides found via Google, and prioritize Skype and cellphones for family ties. An attempted safe art-sharing site to let kids post without personal data doesn’t get off the ground.
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