A poll reported by multiple outlets says most teenagers would choose not to follow proposed “optional” social media curfews. The research, carried out by Censuswide, finds that 84.6% of 16- to 18-year-olds say they would opt out of the curfews. The coverage is consistent across the sources provided, presenting the same overall figure and age range. The question in the poll relates to a plan described as optional rather than mandatory, and the results indicate a strong preference among respondents to avoid taking part. No additional methodological detail, such as sample size, geographic coverage, or the exact wording of the policy proposal, is included in the excerpts supplied. The reports therefore focus primarily on the headline result that a large majority of teenagers would not choose to observe the proposed curfew approach. Overall, the sources agree on the central finding and the demographic group surveyed, while leaving other context to be specified.