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I understand why they do it, but it's still fairly boring. The guidelines recommend that children under thirteen should not use social media. On the other hand, I think fifteen is a bit too old. Many criminal gangs and nasty old men are active on social media, which may not be a great thing. It's so much, like three hours. But overall, it's way too much. Do you feel like you're getting stuck there longer than you'd like yourself? Yes, I agree one hundred percent. When my parents try to talk to me, I sometimes don't respond, because I'm so deeply absorbed in it. I think it's very good that they impose restrictions on young people. It can be difficult for some friends and others, so I think it's very good. Very little. I use the chat to write to my friends and family. Otherwise, I don't use social media. Our parents have imposed restrictions so they can control what gets installed on our phones. So they're happy to say yes if we want to install social media. It can be good for people who just stay inside all the time, endlessly scrolling, and could go outside a bit and talk to people. But it's also good for the brain. You learn that you don't need dopamine all the time. Yes, I really think so. Sometimes I can sit inside for an hour and a half and do nothing except scroll and just rest. Maybe get more hobbies, maybe go out more and socialize more with different people, for example friends or family. I wouldn't have liked it so much if I hadn't been 15. I was probably younger, and they impose restrictions on them. Today, I was scrolling around quite a bit. Then I asked my friend if we should go out to Highlights, and we did. No, I'm actually going golfing. There's a ranch in Ulriksdal where you can escape from it all. Not me, I think I'll play football with my brother after this.