Norway proposes 16-year age limit for social media
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5 questionsWhat specific age limit does KrF propose for social media, if any?
What is the Swedish government's position on age limits for social media?
How would a 13-year smartphone purchase age limit be enforced?
What evidence supports the claim that age limits reduce harm to children?
What is the timeline for implementing these proposed age limits?
Age limit for social mediareported_dispute
KrF proposes a 13-year age limit for smartphone purchase, implying a lower age for social media access.
According to NRK NyheterThe Norwegian government proposes a 16-year age limit for social media use.
According to NRK Nyheter, NRKContext: Different political parties propose different age limits, indicating a lack of consensus on the appropriate age to protect children online.
Support for age limitreported_dispute
Moderaterna and Prime Minister Kristersson support a clear age limit for social media.
According to Dagens NyheterSimen Velle of the Progress Party opposes the 16-year limit, calling it a terrible proposal.
According to NRKContext: Shows political division on the effectiveness and enforceability of age limits for social media.
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