Kitten in a blender, nude photos of ten-year-olds, videos of beheadings – if your child has a smartphone, they have likely seen something like this.
In the digital world, our children are often left dangerously alone. Thomas Hillers went undercover as a teenager and ventured into the thicket of algorithms and AI to understand how social networks manipulate individual realities. His book is an urgent wake-up call that explains the mechanisms of digital bubbles to parents and helps them develop a clear stance. Instead of mere control, Hillers offers strategies for genuine conversations so that children do not lose their footing in the vicious circle of overload and shame.
"Few people know as well as Thomas Hillers how young people really feel about what they see online—and where the dangers lie." — Süddeutsche Zeitung
