Tag: Social Media Ban
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What a social media ban for under-16s could mean for the UK’s youngest users
What the proposed ban actually entails After a decisive House of Lords vote backing Australian-style restrictions, the UK faces a future where social media platforms could be restricted for users under 16. The proposal, rooted in concerns about young people’s wellbeing, would place age-related limits on access, potentially paired with stricter verification, content controls, and…
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France Approves Social Media Ban for Under-15s: New Law
France passes landmark social media restriction for minors France’s National Assembly has advanced a measure that would prohibit children under the age of 15 from using social media platforms. The move is part of a broader push to strengthen online safety and curb issues such as cyberbullying, misinformation exposure, and the mental health risks associated…
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France Passes Bill to Ban Social Media for Under-15s
France Advances a Bold Step to Protect Young Minds France has taken a decisive step toward reducing young people’s exposure to social media by passing a bill that bans the use of popular platforms for individuals under the age of 15. Championing the proposal, President Emmanuel Macron portrays it as a proactive measure to safeguard…
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France Bans Social Media for Under-15s: A New Era of Digital Safety
France Takes a Bold Step to Protect Young Digital Lives France has moved to curb what many lawmakers view as a growing threat to children’s well-being: excessive screen time and online exposure. The National Assembly approved a bill that would ban social media use for anyone under the age of 15. Championed by President Emmanuel…
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France Moves to Ban Social Media for Under-15s: What the Bill Means
France Takes a Bold Step to Protect Young Minds France has taken a significant step toward safeguarding children from the pressures and risks of social media. The National Assembly approved a bill that would prohibit social media use by users under 15, a proposal backed by President Emmanuel Macron as part of a broader effort…
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Cathy Freeman Tops Australia Day Honours as Groundbreaking Social Media Ban Enforcer Makes Its Mark
Australia Day Honours Spotlight: Cathy Freeman at the Forefront The annual Australia Day Honours list has spotlighted a familiar Australian icon alongside a diverse cohort of pioneers. Olympic sprint legend Cathy Freeman has been recognised for her ongoing contributions to sport, inspiration, and national identity, reinforcing her status as one of the nation’s most respected…
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Cathy Freeman Leads Australia Day Honours List
Cathy Freeman Tops a Diverse Australia Day Honours List Australia’s Australia Day Honours list shines a spotlight on achievements across sport, science, literature, and public service, with Olympic great Cathy Freeman at the helm of a year that celebrates national contributions from a broad spectrum of fields. Freeman’s presence underscores the enduring link between athletic…
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Hugh Grant and Esther Ghey Back Move for Under-16 Social Media Ban in UK
Celebrated actors unite to back a bold UK policy proposal In a move that has drawn attention beyond traditional celebrity circles, actor Hugh Grant joined a coalition of public figures and advocates urging Westminster party leaders to back a proposed ban on social media use for children under 16. The appeal centers on amendment 94a…
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UK Considers Banning Social Media for Under-16s as Part of New Mobile Use Plan
Overview of the Consultation UK ministers have opened a formal consultation to assess the possible prohibition of social media access for anyone under the age of 16. The move is part of a broader package aimed at cutting mobile phone use among young people and encouraging healthier digital habits. The proposal, spearheaded by the technology…
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Wes Streeting Seeks Haidt Counsel on UK Under-16 Ban
Wes Streeting taps an American scholar to advise on a UK under-16 social media ban In a move that underscores the UK’s appetite for bold online safety measures, Labour’s Wes Streeting has asked a prominent American scholar, Jonathan Haidt, to address government officials about a potential social media ban for users under 16. The request…