Tech firms had 'enough time' says Nandy, ahead of social media announcement
UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has signaled that the government is considering strict restrictions on social media access for teenagers, including potential bans for those under 16. The proposal has drawn criticism from safety campaigners who argue that blanket bans may be ineffective or rushed.
Why it matters
Reflects a growing global debate on the role of government regulation in protecting minors from online harms versus the efficacy of restrictive digital policies.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Reuters Tech companies have had "more than enough time to get their house in order", Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said ahead of an announcement on Monday by the prime minister on restricting social media for teenagers.
Presents both the government's justification and the concerns raised by critics, maintaining a balanced perspective.
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