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It is a perspective that assumes that society’s technology energies the expansion of the social structure and cultural standards.
It is argued technology does not decide on human actions, however human actions shape and influence technology. Hence why technology reflects societal beliefs, values and power structures.
This consists of a process of ‘mutualshaping’ between technology and society, technology shapes both society and socially. Individual technologies are instilled with specific social meanings which are created by people.
The safety of children arises a extensive amount of public concern and moral panic. Over the freedom and innocenceof the child by the uncertainty about power of complex technologies and mass media’s tendencies to induviduals harms.
