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We must be alive to the dangers of a UK social media ban – and the way to really help young people | Rosie Parkyn
A ban alone could make things worse. A good strategy needs more educational content – and more money, says Rosie Parkyn, executive director of the Guardian Foundation
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cityam.com
Labour MP: Social media ban risks locking young people out of learning
High-quality, creator-led video content is a valuable resource; it is not the same thing as social media consumption. Any legislative intervention has to be capable of recognising…
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theweek.com
The UK’s new social media ban explained
Britain will ‘go further than any other country’ in the world in limiting online access for under-16s
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independent.co.uk
The social media ban for children means it’s out of my hands – what a relief
Some parents are over the moon about the under-16s social media ban. Like Charlotte Cripps, who finds arguments with her young daughters impossible and wonders if Keir Starmer…
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‘Slippery slope’ or ‘generational reset’? Readers split on social media ban
Our community is divided over the prime minister’s plan to ban social media for under-16s, with some backing tougher regulation to protect children online and others warning it is…
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Social media ban may push children to ‘darker corners of the internet,' lawyers warn
Kier Starmer’s announcement to ban social media for under-16s on Monday morning may create privacy issues for children and encourage them to use less regulated platforms, legal…
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theguardian.com
‘The genie is out of the bottle’: parents react to UK under-16s social media ban
Some feel it is a concrete step to protect children, but others argue it is ‘trying to fix the symptoms and not the disease’
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Fears PM’s ‘rush job’ social media ban could send children to ‘darker places’ online
Campaigners and MPs have warned the PM is missing a ‘once in a lifetime’ chance to force platforms to introduce lasting change
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The Guardian view on regulating big tech: the UK’s new, tougher approach to child safety is overdue
There are real concerns about how a social media ban for under-16s will work. But tighter rules could be a step towards a better internet for everyone
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Impact of social media ban for under-16s in UK hinges on how firm it is
Questions remain over enforcement, privacy risk and whether it could open door to even more invasive measures
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Critics outline three major issues of under-16s social media ban
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Social media ban: What technology companies have said about sweeping new rules
Firms claim that new rules to keep under-16s from social media could in fact push them onto less safe services
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
UK to ban social media for under-16s: 5 key things parents and teenagers need to know about the landmark move
Britain is getting ready to overhaul how kids use the internet. In a move that’s already sparked fierce debate, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s team wants to block social media…
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techxplore.com
UK social media ban: Tech restrictions for teens can't be the only approach
The UK government's decision to introduce restrictions on children's access to social media marks a significant moment in the evolution of online safety policy. For supporters, it…
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time.com
U.K. to Ban Under-16s From Social Media. Here’s What Apps Are Included and When It Is Set to Start
“I fundamentally believe that we must harness the power of technology to build a stronger, fairer Britain," said British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. “But we must also protect our…
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thenationalnews.com
Children on social media are not users to be monetised | The National
The digital environment minors have been handed was optimised for compulsion and is indifferent to developmental harm
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irishtimes.com
Social media ban for under-16s fails to address tech companies’ responsibility
A blanket ban could lead young people into greater danger on less regulated or entirely unregulated sites
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We must be alive to the dangers of a UK social media ban – and the way to really help young people | Rosie Parkyn
A ban alone could make things worse. A good strategy needs more educational content – and more money, says Rosie Parkyn, executive director of the Guardian Foundation