The UK Government has announced a series of measures aimed at enhancing the digital safety of children and teenagers, including a ban on social media access for users under 16, restrictions on certain AI chatbots, and the introduction of a “digital curfew” from 8:30 PM. The initiative seeks to reduce young people’s exposure to harmful content and encourage healthier digital habits, while reigniting discussions around privacy, online safety, and the responsibility of digital p

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Global data protection authorities, such as the Canadian Privacy Commissioner's Office, released a joint statement highlighting the...

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