"Every parent can see it with their own eyes. Social media is making children unhappy," said Starmer, who has two teenage children. "I've heard first hand from families crying out for change and we will do right by them."

The move, expected to take effect early next year, makes the U.K. part of a growing global movement to tighten online safety for children. Australia, Canada, Brazil and Indonesia have introduced legislation or announced age-based restrictions or requirements for children's access to social media. France, Spain, Denmark, Thailand and South Korea are among others studying or developing similar approaches."

Does this meant that kids won't buy Trump phones?

I mean, what will Corporations do if they can't brainwash kids at an early age?

#6

Yeah, I'm not sure how one puts those cows back in the barn. (TX, sorry!)

Psychologically justified, practically nearly impossible to implement.

#13

Poster is more of a runaway snowclown... he always runs away. Especially from Confucius.

Then he just melts into a smelly puddle.