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The government's move to ban YouTube for children under 16 signifies a broader effort to restrict exposure to potentially harmful content and addictive algorithms that target impressionable young users. While critics highlight enforcement difficulties and the importance of parental responsibility, supporters see it as a necessary step toward safeguarding children in an increasingly digital world.
As the legislation progresses, how effectively these restrictions will be implemented remains uncertain, but the debate around platform responsibilities and parental roles continues to be at the forefront of discussions on online safety for minors.