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We know violent and gory videos exist online. Teens are seeing more of them than you'd think
A survey of over 1,000 Canadian teens reveals they are encountering violent content online, including school fights, the Charlie Kirk killing, and violent police encounters, often without actively seeking it. The findings highlight concerns about unsolicited exposure to graphic material and teens' desire for solutions.
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