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The European Union has introduced the EU Kids Act, which seeks to limit social media access for children under 15 years old. This initiative is designed to improve online safety for minors in response to rising concerns about the effects of social media.
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The European Union has introduced the EU Kids Act, which seeks to limit social media access for children under 15 years old. This initiative is designed to improve online safety for minors in response to rising concerns about the effects of social media.
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