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OPINION | South Africa should consider social media age restriction, says expert
South Africa should seriously consider restricting social media access for children under 16 as part of a broader online safety strategy.
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Social Media drives illegal wildlife trade, UCT-led study finds
A UCT researcher co-authored a global review linking social media platforms to a fast-growing illegal wildlife trade threatening species worldwide.
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OPINION: Marooned, amused in our digital cocoons
The word isolation has morphed in the 21st century as cellphones and algorithms turned us into voyeurs marooned on our own social islands.
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More than 20 countries move to restrict children’s social media access
A growing number of countries are implementing or considering bans on social media use for children, with more than 20 nations now pursuing restrictions.
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Sharing harmful content online could cost you R150 000
FPB warns public that distributing videos inciting violence or hate speech is a criminal offence.
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Social media posts fuel anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa
Inflammatory social media content is driving a volatile anti-foreigner campaign in South Africa, with demands that illegal immigrants leave by 30 June.
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UK to ban social media for under-16s in sweeping internet safety move
Britain will ban social media access for children under 16, citing safety concerns and influence from Australia’s similar legislation.
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EU finds Meta failing to keep under-13s off Facebook and Instagram
The European Union has found Meta is failing to prevent children under 13 from using Facebook and Instagram.
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WATCH | SANParks hunt for reckless driver after shocking Kruger Park footage
Social media footage taken in the Kruger National Park showing an individual crossing rivers unlawfully and operating a motor vehicle recklessly was noted with concern.
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British father fights for tech justice after daughter’s suicide
Ian Russell fights for tech accountability after daughter Molly’s suicide from harmful online content. New documentary highlights need for change.
