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Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban social media for kids < 16(abcnews.go.com)
383 points by vinnyglennon | 578 comments
ABC News article reporting that the Florida House passed a bill banning social media accounts for children under 16, sending it to the state Senate.
Nepal bans TikTok and says it disrupts social harmony(apnews.com)
604 points by thunderbong | 382 comments
AP News article reporting that Nepal's government has banned TikTok, saying the app disrupts social harmony.
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Norway Set to Become Latest Country to Ban Social Media for Under 16s(bloomberg.com)
339 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 | 347 comments
Bloomberg news article reporting that Norway plans to ban social media use for children under 16.
Kids are outsmarting social media bans. That's not a problem we need to solve(technologyreview.com)
21 points by joozio | 28 comments
MIT Technology Review opinion piece by Michal Luria, Aliya Bhatia, and Danah Boyd arguing that age gates on social media backfire and closing loopholes kids use will worsen things.
Australia proposes ban on social media for those under 16(reuters.com)
377 points by robbiet480 | 394 comments
Reuters article on Australia's proposed ban on social media use for people under 16; the capture shows a bot-check captcha instead of the article.
Swedish government offices to ban ChatGPT and Claude(sverigesradio.se)
279 points by armcat | 114 comments
Sveriges Radio news article reporting that Sweden's Government Offices are blocking ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers in favor of approved tools like Microsoft Copilot.
Denmark reportedly withdraws Chat Control proposal following controversy(therecord.media)
467 points by layer8 | 173 comments
The Record news article reporting that Denmark has reportedly withdrawn its EU Chat Control proposal after controversy over scanning private messages.
Danish high schoolers will have to verbally defend written assignments(mezha.net)
541 points by theanonymousone | 249 comments
News article reporting that Denmark will require high school students to orally defend their written assignments to counter AI-assisted cheating.












