Kinder und Jugendliche, die kein WhatsApp brauchen (12.01.2026)

from Was mit Medienerziehung · host Moritz Becker, Ralf Willius & smiley e.V.

WhatsApp scheint für viele Kinder und Jugendliche eine extrem wichtige – wenn nicht sogar die wichtigste – App zu sein. Doch das gilt nicht für alle. Für wen ist WhatsApp weniger wichtig, und für welche Kinder ist es unvorstellbar, dauerhaft offline zu sein? Moritz und Ralf diskutieren verschiedene Funktionen, die der Messenger im Alltag von Kindern und Jugendlichen haben kann. Am Ende dieser Folge geht es kurz um HateAid und die Einstufung der Organisation durch die USA als „radikale Aktivisten“. Moritz bei NDR Info:https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/info/smartphonefreie-schulklasse-in-osnabrueck,audio-360036.html Pressemitteilung von HaidAid:https://hateaid.org/einreiseverbot-gegen-geschaeftsfuehrerinnen-von-hateaid/ "Lass Dich nicht zwicken" von Bosse:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB_L-YpnDzI

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