By Jacob Moseley
As social media is becoming an integral part of daily life and is growing rapidly, how easy will it be in the future to control the use of it by the younger generation? And is it possible?
I went onto the DMU campus to find out; and talked to students as well as lecturers to try and get an idea of the full extent of the problem. Listen to their responses here:
The survey was done following a BBC report about Apple chief executive Tim Cook saying he did not want his nephew on a social network. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-42774368
