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More countries seek to ban social media platforms for children

More countries seek to ban social media platforms for children

Countries within the European Union and beyond are conducting discussions to impose restrictions or bans on social media platforms for children under the age of 14 to 16, aiming to regulate their access and protect them. Nations such as Greece, Austria, Slovenia, Germany, Sweden, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, the United Kingdom, as well as Canada and India, are planning strict measures that include bans or phased restrictions on children’s use of these platforms. Legislation is being considered, some of which seeks to prohibit use altogether or impose age-based restrictions, with exceptions and conditions linked to parental consent. Many of these laws are expected to be approved later this year.

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