Neither Save The Children nor the NSPCC supports a government child safety policy. Usually, that would be the end of that policy. But for some reason it's always different rules when it's internet.
James Ball
I know nobody cares what's happening on Twitter nowadays, but if you are following #socialmediaban you need to see what @savechildrenuk.bsky.social posted over there:
"If ministers want to make the online world safer, the answer is not simply keeping children off platforms.
Save the Children"
