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OK, so we ban social media. Then what?

If ministers are serious about reducing screen time, they must rebuild the youth spaces and services they’ve shuttered

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OK, so we ban social media. Then what?

UK bans social media for under-16s, but critics call it a cop-out avoiding Big Tech accountability for addiction mechanics. Without restoring youth services (cut 76% since 2010), the ban risks privacy creep and fails to address platform design's core problem.

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OK, so we ban social media. Then what?

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OK, so we ban social media. Then what?

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