Minors in the digital environment. Uses, influences, and responsibilities
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https://doi.org/10.31921/doxacom.n28a09Abstract
The digital environment is no longer something new and has become part of our daily lives. As an example, anyone can imagine a day without watching TV, but hardly anyone can imagine a day without being digitally connected to their environment (a day without WhatsApp, or a day without checking email). However, this is not something exclusive to adult life; minors, from the time they are children, are part of the digital ecosystem in which they learn initially by imitation, also by intuition, but ultimately from their own experience.
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