Young people's online feeds are telling them how to look and behave

Almost a third of girls and nearly a quarter of boys say content they view online is stopping them acting, dressing or behaving in ways they want, research shows. — ANNETTE RIEDL/dpa

LONDON : More than two thirds of children have regularly seen content online telling them how to look and behave, according to research in the UK, warning of the speed at which algorithms can expose young people to "harmful gendered content”.

Almost a third of girls (32%) and nearly a quarter of boys (23%) said content they viewed online had stopped them acting, dressing or behaving in ways they wanted to, the Plan International UK survey found.

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研究显示，近三分之一的女孩和近四分之一的男孩表示，他们在网上浏览的内容阻碍了他们按照自己想要的方式行事、穿衣或举止。——安妮特·里德尔/德新社

伦敦：英国的一项研究显示，超过三分之二的儿童经常在网上看到告诉他们应该如何打扮和行为的内容，这警告说，算法会以惊人的速度让年轻人接触到“有害的性别内容”。

英国国际计划组织的一项调查发现，近三分之一的女孩（32%）和近四分之一的男孩（23%）表示，他们在网上看到的内容阻止了他们按照自己想要的方式行事、穿衣或举止。

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