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Don't ban children from social media, Estonia tells EU

The European Union should make social media platforms change instead of banning children from using the apps, Estonia's digital minister told AFP on Sept 7, just over a week before the EU is due to announce an age limit.

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爱沙尼亚呼吁欧盟不要禁止儿童使用社交媒体

Estonia has been a lone voice in opposing the EU's plans to restrict children's access to social media, instead calling for online platforms to change. — Pexels

BRUSSELS : The European Union (EU) should make social media platforms change instead of banning children from using the apps, Estonia's digital minister told AFP on Sept 7, just over a week before the EU is due to announce an age limit.

Estonia has been a lone voice in opposing the EU's plans to restrict children's access to social media, instead calling for online platforms to change.

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