Oman Observer
Oman's Gen Z must adopt healthier social media habits
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Oman Observer
Read the full storyA research study conducted in Muscat emphasizes the importance for Oman's Gen Z to adopt healthier and more balanced social media habits. The study highlights the need to promote responsible use of digital platforms and recommends developing comprehensive digital well-being guidelines. This approach aims to address the overall impact of digital platforms on the younger generation in the Sultanate, encouraging a more mindful interaction with online content.
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