Kids and social media: What would change under new EU law
The EU has been pushed to act after evidence has shown children's physical and mental wellbeing are damaged by social media.

The EU has been pushed to act after evidence has shown children's physical and mental wellbeing are damaged by social media.

The EU has been pushed to act after evidence has shown children's physical and mental wellbeing are damaged by social media.
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The EU has been pushed to act after evidence has shown children's physical and mental wellbeing are damaged by social media.
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