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"What we will find, I'm afraid... is that the problem hasn't gone" Ex-Meta boss Sir Nick Clegg tells @mattchorley that banning under-16s from social media will be “letting tech companies off the hook” and result in children using apps which are “much less safe” #Newsnight

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