Teen influencers argue social media ban targets wrong demographic

Children, particularly vulnerable youth, may face social isolation and reduced access to digital support networks if the ban is implemented.

Across the United Kingdom, a proposed law to bar children under sixteen from social media has met resistance not from lobbyists or platform executives, but from the young people themselves — a generation that has grown up online and understands, perhaps better than most, that removing access is not the same as removing harm. Teen influencers and school educators alike are asking a harder question: if the platforms are broken, why are the children being punished? The debate sits at the enduring crossroads of protection and belonging, where well-meaning policy can quietly become its own form of

Teen influencers argue social media ban targets wrong demographic

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