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Education Minister: Restrictions on social networks can be counterproductive

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9 December 2025, 16:45
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In a statement made on Tuesday at the Parliament, the Minister of Education, Daniel David, emphasized that discussions regarding limiting adolescents' access to social networks are legitimate, but they must be treated with balance. He mentioned that there are international examples, such as Australia, where such prohibitions are under analysis.


David warned that restrictive measures can have the opposite effects than intended, causing a greater attraction from adolescents towards those platforms. It is essential that the approach is well-founded and takes into account the potential impact on young people.

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