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New Zealand Plans Social Media Ban for Children Under 16

New Zealand plans to restrict social media access for children under 16, citing concerns about online safety, wellbeing, and protection.

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New Zealand Plans Social Media Ban for Children Under 16

New Zealand is planning legislation to restrict social media access for children under 16. Supporters say the measure could protect young people from harmful content, online exploitation, cyberbullying, and excessive screen use. Technology companies may be required to verify users’ ages and prevent underage accounts, though implementation details remain under discussion. Critics could raise concerns about privacy, enforcement, and limiting young people’s access to online communities. The proposal reflects a growing international debate over children’s digital safety and rights.

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