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Governments considering bans on social media for teenagers, with experts criticizing the approach as a 'lazy' fix for regulation failures.
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Countries worldwide are considering implementing bans on social media access for teenagers. Experts warn that this approach represents a 'lazy' fix and an admission of failure to regulate technology companies effectively.
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- •Countries around the world are considering implementing bans on social media for teenagers.[1]confirmed
- •Experts describe potential bans as a 'lazy' fix and an admission of failure to regulate technology companies.[1]confirmed
[1] CNBC World
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Countries worldwide are considering implementing bans on social media access for teenagers. Experts warn that this approach represents a 'lazy' fix and an admission of failure to regulate technology companies effectively.
- • Countries around the world are considering implementing bans on social media for teenagers.
- • Experts describe potential bans as a 'lazy' fix and an admission of failure to regulate technology companies.