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  1. Government plans to introduce regulations in Parliament to ban or restrict services of apps like Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube for users under 16.
  2. A bill banning mobile phones in high schools passed its chambers, coinciding with health watchdogs citing European Commission findings on smartphone usage.

TikTok has been reported to have breached the European Union's online content rules.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 2
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TikTok has been reported to have breached the European Union's online content rules.

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  1. EC banned TikTok from staff devices as part of regulatory actions.1 source
  2. TikTok breached EU online content rules.1 source

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A bill banning mobile phones in high schools passed its chambers, coinciding with health watchdogs citing European Commission findings on smartphone usage. All 1 developments

Within Government plans to introduce regulations in Parliament to ban or restrict services of apps like Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube for users under 16.

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