Lisa Fong

And, you know, today when he goes off to school, I'm like, be kind, bye.

I just feel nervous about the future.

And we were watching, Carlos and I, on the news last night about –

how Australia's going with the social media band.

And it's absolutely, and there were these two women that were speaking that their kids had taken their own lives from a terrible Snapchat sharing going wrong and just bullying, online bullying.

And it just left me feeling so like,

worried about people in teenagers and social media because it the the you know how it's illegal here for what's like it's not no difference yeah yeah like everyone has a not like Rico was banned from Snapchat for a while but then he just got it back like it just you just can get it back like how

don't know yeah that and and that's the thing like the fact that you don't know as well it's like clearly it's not super intuitive how you even manage this and for a parent like it's crazy

I spoke to him about it.

I said to him last night, hey, like if you, look, Carlos and I were just listening to him, you know, Carlos looked at me, that's sad, mum.

I was like, it's so sad.

Like Carlos is super sensible.

Like it's funny because I have these four children and my number one child is the one that I will always probably worry about because his personality is very different to the other three.

Like he's, I don't know, they're just, the other three just seem to be

I don't know.

I think... But then I don't know if it's just... I'm not sure.

But Reiko is...

he said, I said, oh, you know, if you got seen like a nude of like it, but an AI sort of, you don't know if it's real.

Cause that's the story.

One of the girls that took her own life was like, it was an AI, like a fake nude of her.