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6 September 2024

3859 GB adults surveyed

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When it comes to the online world, do you think parents today are too protective, not protective enough, or get the balance about right?

Conducted 6 September 2024

YouGov surveyed 3859 GB adults

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When it comes to the online world, do you think parents today are too protective, not protective enough, or get the balance about right?

Conducted 6 September 2024

YouGov surveyed 3859 GB adults

By:
5%
16%
58%
21%

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