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The CDMX seeks that during classes students keep their cell phones locked down for non-use and lists their own survey prior to the federal government’s consultation that will seek to define rules for the use of mobile phones in schools and then open a broader debate on the excessive use of social networks and platforms among minors. Today, the capital’s administration announced that it is expected that in public school campuses, students will ke…
Brugada prepares initiative to regulate cell phone use in public schools. She seeks to protect children and adolescents from cyberbullying. Regeneración, August 24th […] The entry Digital Pact: Cell Phone Regulation in Mexico City Schools was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
Mexico City will launch a comprehensive strategy to promote the responsible use of mobile phones, screens and digital environments among children and adolescents, announced the head of government, Clara Brugada Molina, as part of the call promoted by the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. The plan includes an initiative for a law on the digital rights of children and adolescents, consultations in schools, communication campaigns, deca…
For this return to class on August 31, the government of the CDMX will deploy a strategy of literacy and prevention of digital crime among children, as a measure of strengthening the regulation of the use of cellular phones in public schools. In addition, starting on September 17, participatory dialogues with the school community on the use of these devices in the school environment will begin.
She argued that future legislation would contain a charter of digital rights for minors; guarantees of privacy, security and data protection; information on the functioning of algorithms; protection against manipulative designs, advertising and commercial practices aimed at minors, as well as mechanisms to denounce digital violence.
In the capital, 85% of children aged 6 to 14 use the Internet at least three hours a day
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