Technology, Digital Wellbeing and Inclusive Online Leisure
How Critical Digital Habits Can Support Safer, Healthier and More Inclusive Online Participation
Abstract
Digital technology shapes daily life, making digital literacy essential for managing attention, privacy, and time on platforms designed to capture interest. Healthy consumption involves setting limits, pausing before acting, and verifying sources to avoid biased messages or adult advertising, such as on gaming platforms. Furthermore, inclusive design and critical verification ensure safe, conscious, and truly autonomous online navigation.
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