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Country considers banning under-16 social media
The Canadian federal government has prepared a bill that sets a minimum age for using social media networks, aiming to restrict account ownership for children under 16 years old. The law includes the obligation for platforms to take measures to protect children from risks associated with their use and seeks to reduce minors' exposure to harmful content and digital addiction. The bill was presented to Parliament last June and represents a new step toward safeguarding young age groups through the regulation of social media usage.
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