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Tiered social media access preferred over outright ban, but is it enough to keep teens safe?

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Tiered social media access preferred over outright ban, but is it enough to keep teens safe?
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Come 2027, Singapore will introduce legislation on age assurance and safer design of social media for teenagers. But experts say keeping children safe online requires more than restrictions.

Key Takeaways

  • Tiered social media access preferred over outright ban, but is it enough to keep teens safe?.
  • Come 2027, Singapore will introduce legislation on age assurance and safer design of social media for teenagers.
  • But experts say keeping children safe online requires more than restrictions.

Come 2027, Singapore will introduce legislation on age assurance and safer design of social media for teenagers. But experts say keeping children safe online requires more than restrictions.

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