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HomePhys.org - InternetEU chief backs calls to keep children off social media

EU chief backs calls to keep children off social media

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EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday threw her support behind growing calls to ban social media use for children, promising to weigh action at the European level in coming months.

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