Unlike structured sex education, much of this online content is unverified, age-inappropriate and casually presented. Social media enthusiast Bakari Juma noted that the most worrying trend is how such content is packaged as education. On the other hand, Psychologist Shabani Riziki explained that early exposure to sexual content online can distort a child’s understanding of relationships and sexuality. Platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube do offer restricted modes and family filters to reduce the likelihood of adult-oriented content appearing. In addition, TCRA collaborates with parents, teachers, media outlets, and other stakeholders to provide education on productive and safe use of digital technologies.