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  1. Starmer's government proposed online supervision of social media platforms, drawing criticism for selective policy.
  2. The UK is considering new restrictions on social media access, affecting platforms including Snapchat, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
  3. The UK is imposing age verification mandates on social media platforms, following the lead of Australia.

Ofcom is working with the government to explore stronger enforcement powers.

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Ofcom is working with the government to explore stronger enforcement powers.

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  1. Government granted Ofcom new powers via the Online Safety Act.1 source
  2. Exploring stronger enforcement powers with government.1 source

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The UK is imposing age verification mandates on social media platforms, following the lead of Australia.

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