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Carlo Simone
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Jul 2026
Teenagers to face overnight social media curfew in new plans
New UK government proposals would introduce a voluntary overnight social media curfew and disable addictive features by default for 16- and 17-year-olds, complementing an existing plan to ban under-16s from major platforms. The measures also include AI safeguards for young users, such as mandatory breaks and limitations on chatbots offering unverified mental health advice. Critics argue the curfew’s optional nature weakens its impact, while child protection advocates say stronger measures are needed. The government aims to bring the proposals before Parliament by the end of 2026.
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