The UK government is considering bans, curfews, and app time limits, while senior doctors urge lawmakers to address social media harm.
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Updated May 26
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The UK government is considering bans, curfews, and app time limits, while senior doctors urge lawmakers to address social media harm.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A push is underway for social media platforms to implement mandatory health warnings for content.Sub-event
- The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges advised on the dangers of social media exposure for youth, noting that hateful content causes harm.Sub-event
UK government facing pressure to regulate tech companies and social media use, citing expert warnings and international calls.1 source
Senior doctors advise lawmakers on tackling social media harm as government considers new regulations.1 source
A country pioneered a ban on social media for under-16s following submissions on online safety.1 source
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Academy of Medical Royal Colleges
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