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Social media ban is punishing the wrong people, teen influencers say

Social media ban is punishing the wrong people, teen influencers say
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Teen influencers and creators are expressing concern over the UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s. They argue that such policies could stifle creative talent and hinder the career development of young artists.

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The debate highlights the tension between protecting minors from online harm and preserving digital spaces for creative expression and career discovery.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Tiffanie Turnbull Ziame Stewart Budding singer and dancer Ziame worries the policy could bury a generation of creative talent Ziame Stewart can barely remember a time he was not performing for social media.

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The article presents both the concerns of the youth and the government's justification for the policy.

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