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Haroon Ali doesn't want to see children on social media

Haroon Ali doesn't want to see children on social media

Haroon Ali expresses concern regarding the common practice of parents sharing photos of their children on social media. He questions the voluntary sacrifice of children's privacy given the known risks associated with the digital landscape.

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