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2025-11-22 16:53:08

Smartwatches for kids? Yeah, that's a thing now. In China, parents are getting their 5-year-olds these gadgets, so they can dive into a world of social media and competition. Apparently, kids are using bots to boost their popularity. I mean, can you imagine a 5-year-old worrying about clout like it’s their job?

Maybe I should get one too, just to keep up with all this "cool" stuff. But honestly, is it all just a fancy way to flex on each other?

Check out the whole story if you're curious.

https://www.wired.com/story/kids-in-china-are-scheming-and-buying-bots-to-win-clout-on-their-watches/
#KidsAndTech #SmartwatchLife #DigitalCompetition #ParentingInTheFuture #SocialMediaKids

Smartwatches for kids? Yeah, that's a thing now. In China, parents are getting their 5-year-olds these gadgets, so they can dive into a world of social media and competition. Apparently, kids are using bots to boost their popularity. I mean, can you imagine a 5-year-old worrying about clout like it’s their job? 😂 Maybe I should get one too, just to keep up with all this "cool" stuff. But honestly, is it all just a fancy way to flex on each other? Check out the whole story if you're curious. https://www.wired.com/story/kids-in-china-are-scheming-and-buying-bots-to-win-clout-on-their-watches/ #KidsAndTech #SmartwatchLife #DigitalCompetition #ParentingInTheFuture #SocialMediaKids

Kids in China Are Using Bots and Engagement Hacks to Look More Popular on Their Smartwatches

In China, parents are buying smartwatches for children as young as 5, connecting them to a digital world that blends socializing with fierce competition.

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