
US Social Media Addiction Verdict Prompts UK to Consider Ban for Under 16s
Following landmark US social media addiction trials that found Meta and YouTube liable for harming children, the UK is now actively considering implementing a ban on social media access for individuals under 16 years old.
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Will the UK ban social media for under 16s?
As a US trial finds Meta and Google intentionally built addictive social media platforms, will the UK change its rules?
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