In an era where online safety is paramount, especially for young users, Snap Inc. has released its second edition of the Digital Well-Being Index (DWBI), shedding light on the psychological well-being of Gen Z online. The report, which surveyed 9,100 respondents across Australia, the UK, the US, France, Germany, and India, underscores India’s leading position for the second consecutive year. The report also suggests that at least 60 per cent of Indian parents are well aware of online safety issues and routinely check in on their children and their online activities. According to the DWBI findings, India secured an impressive overall score of 67, with a notable emphasis on parent-child engagement in online safety practices. Over 82 per cent of Indian parents turn to their teenage children for technical assistance, reflecting a strong bond and open communication channels within families. Moreover, 60 per cent of Indian teens actively seek guidance from their parents when confronted wit...
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