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Austria plans to ban social media for under-14s

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Indonesia rolls out social media ban for under-16s
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Deutsche Welle English - World 1 week ago • dw.com
Indonesia rolls out social media ban for under-16s
Indonesia's ban on social media for children under 16 is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. It comes amid growing global pressure on Big Tech over youth safety online.
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Deutsche Welle English - Top 1 week ago • dw.com
Austria plans to ban social media for under-14s
Austria is set to follow other countries in curbing young people's access to social media. The three-party governing coalition plans to present a draft law by the end of June.
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Deutsche Welle English - World 1 week ago • dw.com
Austria plans to ban social media for under-14s
Austria is set to follow other countries in curbing young people's access to social media. The three-party governing coalition plans to present a draft law by the end of June.
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