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Teenagers face block on overnight access and addictive social media features
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The Mirror News and Evening Standard report similar details on the proposed block on overnight access and addictive social media features for teenagers. Both outlets state that 16 and 17-year-olds will be subject to overnight curfews and have infinite scrolling switched off. However, the Evening Standard adds that teenagers will be able to opt out of these default settings, which has led to criticism of the plans' effectiveness, a point not mentioned in the Mirror News report. The overall coverage of the story is broadly similar between the two sources.
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Mirror News
Teenagers face block on overnight access and addictive social media features
Liz Kendall said infinite scrolling - where a user's feed continuously loads - will be switched off for 16 and 17-year-olds group, while overnight curfews from midnight to 6am will be in place
14 Jul, 21:31
Evening Standard
Teenagers to face overnight social media curfew and infinite scrolling shut-down
Sixteen and 17-year-olds will be able to turn off the default settings, leading critics to question the plans’ effectiveness.
14 Jul, 21:30
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