LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A new survey from Cox Mobile found nearly one in three parents said their ... 73% of parents say their kids are very savvy at hiding content on their phones. “We want their location ...

He added: 'If mobile phones were a type of food, they simply would not be licensed because there is so much uncertainty surrounding their safety.' ...

Social media has been studied at length and found to be bad for kids and teens. Anecdotally, kids can be emboldened by the ...

An enduring debate surrounds cellphones in schools, but are states right to ban them? Experts tell Newsweek the pros and cons ...

If you're not susceptible to urban myths and misinformation, there's a new study from the World Health Organization that will ...

New accounts of people below 16 will automatically be Teen Accounts and will come with all of the new privacy and security ...

"Cell phones, texting, personal grooming ... the AAA Foundation has an established focus area on teen driver safety. For more information on this issue, and to see the full report and associated ...

more than a third of teens ages 13 to 17 say they use social media “almost constantly” — including during the school day. The first state to use the legislative process to ban cell phones in ...

The directives from governors and state legislatures to limit kids' access to cellphones in class are a new phenomenon, said Kenneth Trump, the president of the National School Safety and Security ...

A fatal crash involving a teenager whose parent warned him repeatedly not to speed—may end with charges being filed against ...

Two: Establish the Driver’s Seat as a Cell Phone-Free Zone The number one piece of advice Garner shares is to keep cell phones ... even once teens are old enough to have more kids in the car on the ...