EU Eyes Social Media Age Restrictions as Report Backs Action

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The European Commission is considering EU-wide age restrictions for social media, with plans potentially unveiled in September.
A new report aims to provide an evidence base for such measures, despite some experts and national governments favoring more nuanced approaches over blanket bans.

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The European Commission is considering EU-wide age restrictions for social media, with plans potentially unveiled in September. A new report aims to provide an evidence base for such measures, despite some experts and national governments favoring more nuanced approaches over blanket bans.

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