Schools in Da Nang implement measures to curb social media use among students
Schools in Da Nang, Vietnam, are implementing strict measures to limit student smartphone and social media use, citing concerns over addiction, cyber-conflicts, and academic distraction. Educators are calling for broader regulations, including a potential ban on social media for those under 16.
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