More than 60% of Russians are in favor of limiting children's time for video games

This was reported by Gazeta.Ru.

Most of the survey participants believe that the quality of life of minors has worsened during the lockdown.

At the same time, among the reasons, the leaders are the constant presence of children at home (45.8%), the opportunity to prepare less for lessons (41.4%), the lack of communication with peers outside the Internet (39%) and the inability to study with tutors (8.4%).

Another 14% of respondents have a different opinion, believing that thanks to the new conditions, children have more time for self-education.

More than 80% of the respondents agreed that in Russia it is necessary to introduce regulation of the rules of online behavior for schoolchildren.

However, 95.7% of respondents believe that this should be done by the school.

In July, independent expert on video games and computer games, Alexander Kuzmenko, said that Russia needed a quality education in the cyber industry.

Earlier, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs Alexei Chepa, in an interview with the NSN, proposed introducing cybersecurity lessons in schools.