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Abubakar Ibrahim••425 words · 3 min read Brussels is drafting rules that would force tech giants to change how children access their platforms - but what will it mean for parents?
The European Commission is preparing a sweeping proposal to restrict under-15s from social media, AI chatbots, and online games.
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