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Meloni confirms no social media ban for kids in Italy

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated her government won't pursue a social media ban for minors.
She believes such a ban could easily be circumvented and may shift the problem to families.
Meloni argues that restrictions need government pressure on platforms to be effective.
While not opposed to a ban for under-16s, Meloni prefers lawmakers to guide discussions.
Some Italian political parties have introduced bills for a social media ban, but none have been adopted.

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated her government won't pursue a social media ban for minors.
She believes such a ban could easily be circumvented and may shift the problem to families.
Meloni argues that restrictions need government pressure on platforms to be effective.
While not opposed to a ban for under-16s, Meloni prefers lawmakers to guide discussions.
Some Italian political parties have introduced bills for a social media ban, but none have been adopted.

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