"A growing body of evidence shows that young people are regularly using the digital world as a key source of information about sexuality. This review seeks to understand the opportunity for digital sexuality education by exploring what young people search for online, the range of digital sexuality education platforms currently available in the region, the impact of these platforms and issues of online safety. While limitations exist in the depth and breadth of digital sexuality media currently available in the East Asia and Pacific region, this review finds that such platforms offer an opportunity to positively impact the sexual and reproductive health, knowledge and behaviours of young people. Digital media provides scope for targeted interventions and the potential to reach adolescent populations at scale, anytime, anywhere. There is a need for more research to better understand how they impact knowledge, attitudes and behaviour and what increases appeal and usefulness for young people." (Executive summary)