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Parents warned social media reforms won't be 'one and done' as tech pace surges

Ministers will soon announce new online safety measures for youngsters, including a possible ban for under 16s for apps like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok - but it won't be the end of the issue

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Parents warned social media reforms won't be 'one and done' as tech pace surges

Ministers will soon announce new online safety measures for youngsters, including a possible ban for under 16s for apps like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok - but it won't be the end of the issue

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