The runaway duchess of the United Kingdom, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, are once again making headlines.
According to the headline on the front page of the British "Daily Mail" on February 1 local time, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have just released a new video, urging social media companies to make "urgent changes" to reduce the harmful content that children can see on the Internet.
Logically speaking, Harry and Meghan do have a background in releasing this video.
Just yesterday, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on children's online safety in Washington, D.C., attended by Mark Zuckerberg of the five social media giants – Facebook and Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino, TikTok CEO Shouzi Zhou, Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and Discord CEO Jensen Jr. In addition to this, there are several parents whose children have committed suicide or been bullied because their children have been poisoned by online messages, and American politicians have warned social media giants that you may not mean to, but you do have "blood on your hands".
Against this backdrop, Harry and Meghan released a video of the Duke and Duchess attending a World Mental Health Day discussion in New York last October.
Meghan said in the video that everyone is now affected by the online world and social media, "but we just want to feel safe," and the couple noted that their ArchWell Foundation has been working with families who have been victims of the internet, and has worked tirelessly for years to support parents whose children have committed suicide or been bullied due to exposure to harmful content online, listening to their heartache and desire for change that must be made online, and that "the best parenting in the world can't keep children away from these platforms" But now is not the time to pass the buck, and changes must be made at the source to keep children safe – that is, social media platforms that have stepped up moderation of harmful information, "stop sending children content that you don't want your children to see", and "people are getting hurt online, especially children, and it is the deaths." ”
On the same day, the Royal Foundation shared a video of Princess Kate, because of the first anniversary of Kate's "Shaping Us" early childhood campaign, and because Princess Kate had just undergone abdominal surgery, her video image attracted the attention of the British people and received many blessings.
So, in the comment area of Harry and Meghan's news, many people in the more than 800 comments said that Meghan is stealing the "limelight" from her sister-in-law Kate again.
There weren't many people in the comments who were friendly to the dukes. Some people say that Harry can't even use a laptop, so how can he act like a cybersecurity expert?
Someone asked, Megan, have you reconnected with your father? Do people who don't even care about their own father really care about the children of the world?
Some people also discussed Meghan's clothes, saying that they were in a hurry to wrap a curtain around their bodies.
SOURCE: DAILYMAIL