Indonesia Promotes 'Off-Screen' Family Habits to Protect Children from Digital Risks
Indonesia's Minister of Communication and Informatics urged the importance of 'off-screen' habits within families to protect children from online risks, calling for screen time limits and encouraging face-to-face family activities.
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