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Children could be banned from spending more than two hours on any one phone app and blocked from social media after 10pm in new anti-doomscrolling measures
The government is considering measures to ban children from spending more than two hours on any one mobile phone app at a time.
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle is mulling a move to cap the amount of time per app youngsters can spend on their phone as part of a swathe of measures designed to reduce 'doomscrolling'.
The package could also include preventing children from accessing social media apps, such as TikTok or Snapchat, after 10pm and during school hours.
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By Daily SumUpThe government is considering measures to ban children from spending more than two hours on any one mobile phone app at a time.
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle is mulling a move to cap the amount of time per app youngsters can spend on their phone as part of a swathe of measures designed to reduce 'doomscrolling'.
The package could also include preventing children from accessing social media apps, such as TikTok or Snapchat, after 10pm and during school hours.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.