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Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on one app

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle is mulling a move to cap the amount of time per app youngsters can spend on their phone as part of a swathe of measures designed to reduce 'doomscrolling'.

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Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on one app

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle is mulling a move to cap the amount of time per app youngsters can spend on their phone as part of a swathe of measures designed to reduce 'doomscrolling'.

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Social media time limits for children considered by government

The BBC understands proposals include a two-hour cap on apps and a 22:00 curfew.

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sabato 7 giugno 2025·dailymail.co.uk
Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on one app
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle is mulling a move to cap the amount of time per app youngsters can spend on their phone as part of a swathe of measures designed to reduce…
domenica 8 giugno 2025·telegraph.co.uk
Teenagers face two-hour cap on social media apps
Technology Secretary suggests measure being considered as part of efforts to tackle ‘addictive’ behaviour

Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on one app

Social media time limits for children considered by government

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Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on one app

Teenagers face two-hour cap on social media apps

Teenagers face two-hour cap on social media apps

Children could get social media 'curfew' over online safety fears

Social media time limits for children considered by government