Listen: Swedish government to look into setting an age limit on using social media
Sweden is the latest country to reconsider how young is too young for social media. The government is launching an inquiry into setting a formal age limit for platform use, citing growing concerns over the impact of online content on children. Public Health Minister Jakob Forssmed says it’s about protecting kids from material that may not match their maturity. With Australia already moving to restrict access under age 16, Sweden’s move signals a broader global shift in how nations approach youth and digital life. Listen to the full story from Radio Sweden below.
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