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  1. UK government proposes age restrictions on social media platforms, mirroring successful policies implemented in Australia.
  2. A UK policy implemented on January 1st regarding social media usage is now influencing broader European Union policy.

The Irish government is seeking EU-level action on social media, influenced by successful UK policy models regarding age restrictions.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 14
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The Irish government is seeking EU-level action on social media, influenced by successful UK policy models regarding age restrictions.

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  1. Advocates push for age 16 minimum age for social media.1 source
  2. The European Commission may propose protective measures regarding social media, with Ireland favoring EU-level action.Sub-event
  3. Irish government seeks EU-level action on social media following UK policy successes.1 source
  4. UK implements age restrictions on social media apps, incorporating Irish input.1 source

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