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The UK government plans to impose time limits for children on social networking sites, aimed at curbing compulsive use.

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23 July 2025, 05:22
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Technology Secretary Peter Kyle has announced the UK government's intention to limit the amount of time children spend on social media, given the negative impact of excessive use of these platforms. A limit of two hours a day and blocking access at night are being considered. A survey showed that 40% of children spend at least six hours a day online and most have been exposed to inappropriate content. Kyle emphasizes the need to protect children and support parents in managing time spent online.

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Marea Britanie ia în calcul limitarea la două ore a timpului petrecut de copii pe reţelele de socializare / Un sondaj a relevat că 40% dintre participanţi, adolescenţi de 14-15 ani, petreceau cel puţin şase ore pe zi online
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