Social media has become an integral part of everyday life for both adults and children. Modern day platforms offer many benefits including entertainment and connectivity with friends and families, which is positive for the wellbeing of individuals.
This report will examine the correlation between social media and mental health and whether the ban could prove to be a positive or negative for children, using evidence to support or discredit the ban from a health lens.
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