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Slovakia Is Preparing to Ban Social Networks for Children Under 16. Will It Be Possible to Get Around It?

Summary by Aktuality.sk
If a child has developed an addiction, suddenly cutting them off from the online world can trigger withdrawal symptoms. Without further steps, we risk increasing frustration and deepening children's social isolation, warns psychologist Marek Madro. How have the restrictions fared abroad?
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Slovakia Is Preparing to Ban Social Networks for Children Under 16. Will It Be Possible to Get Around It?

If a child has developed an addiction, suddenly cutting them off from the online world can trigger withdrawal symptoms. Without further steps, we risk increasing frustration and deepening children's social isolation, warns psychologist Marek Madro. How have the restrictions fared abroad?

·Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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Aktuality.sk broke the news in Bratislava Region, Slovakia on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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