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Shilpa Shetty Advocates Parental Supervision Over Restrictions for Online Safety

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Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty has spoken out on the importance of internet safety for children, urging parents to engage in open conversations about their kids' online activity rather than imposing blanket restrictions. She argued that monitoring children's digital lives up to the age of sixteen should be viewed as an act of care rather than control. Shetty stressed that such oversight helps build trust between parents and children. While she acknowledged the value of parental control tools, she maintained that these should complement, not replace, active and involved parenting.

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