Canada Targets Under-16 Social Media Ban

Canada is trying to join the cool kids’ club by introducing Bill C-34, which aims to ban social media access for those under 16. This move comes amidst concerns over harmful content like extreme dieting trends on TikTok and dodgy ads on Facebook. However, the bill has its critics, who argue it's a patchy draft that might not effectively protect kids or change the sneaky tactics of big tech companies. What does it mean for you? If you're under 16, your social media lurking days might be numbered in Canada. For everyone else, it’s a wait-and-see game to understand if these rules will actually change anything or just shift the problem elsewhere.

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