EU states join growing list mulling social media ban for children
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The European Union unveiled proposals on Wednesday to ban social media access for children under the age of 13. The measure is part of a growing international effort to restrict minors' access to these digital platforms amidst a broader global backlash.
Globally, more than 20 countries have now taken steps to block or restrict children from using social media online. These coordinated legislative and policy moves reflect escalating international concerns regarding the impact of social media platforms on young users.
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