Should social media be banned for children under 16?
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For
- Doctors say heavy social media use harms teenagers' sleep and mental health.
- Australia passed such a law for under-16s in 2024; there are lessons to learn from it.
- Parents say a clear law is easier than arguing about it at home.
Against
- Apps would need ID documents to check age.
- Teenagers study and stay in touch with friends through these apps.
- Children may move to hidden, less safe apps.
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