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Nandy says children’s social media ban only ‘staging post’ in online safety drive

Source: guardianTech September 29, 2026 · 22:00
Nandy says children’s social media ban only ‘staging post’ in online safety drive
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Exclusive: Culture secretary says UK will crack down further and be ‘pioneer of tech as a force for good’Lisa Nandy has warned technology firms that the government’s online safety crackdown is not finished, saying that banning under-16s from social media platforms is only a “staging post”.Earlier this year the government announced that teenagers under the age of 16 would be banned from accessing “high-risk” social media apps, while safer platforms would be subjected to restrictions. Continue reading...

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