UN demands global rules to protect children on social media</minimax:tool_call>: UN demands global rules to protect children on social media

The United Nations defended the need for global rules and a "security-centered concept" applied across the entire industry to protect children on social media, following the agreement reached this week between Meta and the United States on the issue.

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