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"Nawrocki Will Simply Veto it." the Chances of Banning Children From Social Media Are Low.
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Violence, hate speech, fake news, romanticizing depression, patostreaming, pornography. These are arguments for limiting minors' access to social media. Their algorithms don't take into account developmental stages, unlike the toy and food industries. Politicians in Europe have followed Australia's example and rolled up their sleeves, but a potential ban raises several issues.
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