Too Young To Scroll

Is social media too dangerous for children, or is banning it the real mistake?

In December 2025, Australia became the first country in the world to ban social media for under-16s. Within a year, governments from London to Brasília were racing to follow. France's Constitutional Council struck down its own ban, a Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube negligent, and Meta agreed to a settlement with US states worth up to $17 billion.

Yet when Australia's own regulator checked, more than 8 in 10 children were still online.

Too Young to Scroll? is the clear, balanced guide this debate has been missing. It gives you the strongest case for a ban and the strongest case against, tests both against the first real-world results, and turns the evidence into a plan you can start tonight.

Inside you'll discover:

• The science in plain English: what's proven, what's disputed and what nobody knows yet
• A country-by-country guide to the new laws, from Australia, France and the EU KIDS Act to the
• US courtroom battles
• Why age verification is the hidden battleground, and what it means for everyone's privacy
• The ten design features that matter more than age, and how to switch them off today
• An age-by-age family plan, from first devices to full independence
• How parent pacts and phone-free schools solve the "everyone else has one" problem
• The next front: AI companions and chatbots
• Ready-to-use tools: a Family Digital Agreement, conversation starters and a global quick-reference table

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