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  1. The UK government, led by Liz Kendall, communicated its policy direction on regulating social media harms.
  2. The UK government is considering bans, curfews, and app time limits, while senior doctors urge lawmakers to address social media harm.

A push is underway for social media platforms to implement mandatory health warnings for content.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 14
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A push is underway for social media platforms to implement mandatory health warnings for content.

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  1. The Norwegian government, including health agencies, is warning against platform risks and requesting stricter safety measures from companies like Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat.Sub-event
  2. Advocates are pushing for mandatory health warnings on social media platforms.1 source

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