F1.com crunches the numbers to find out how the current battle between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli compares to past intra-team duels at Mercedes.
Norway plans to ban social media access for children under 16 (source paywalled; alternative source), "joining a growing number of countries responding to concerns about the potential harm kids face online," reports Bloomberg. From the report: The bill comes after "overwhelming" demand from the public, the government said Friday. It plans to bring the legislation to parliament before the end of the year. The limit will apply up until January 1 the year a child turns 16 with technology companies responsible for age verification, the government said. "We want a childhood where children get to be children," Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said in the statement. "Play, friendships, and everyday life must not be taken over by algorithms and screens." "Children cannot be left with the responsibility for staying away from platforms they are not allowed to use," Karianne Tung, Norway's minister of digitalization, said in the statement. "That responsibility rests with the companies providing these services."
Recent Slashdot coverage of countries instituting or proposing social media bans has included Australia, France, Austria, Indonesia, and Denmark.
Recent Slashdot coverage of countries instituting or proposing social media bans has included Australia, France, Austria, Indonesia, and Denmark.
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Schouten haalt hard uit naar KNVB na ongeregeldheden bekerfinale: 'Neem dan je verantwoordelijkheid'
Burgemeester Carola Schouten heeft zich 'buitengewoon geïrriteerd' aan het verloop van de bekerfinale in De Kuip. Tijdens de wedstrijd tussen AZ en NEC werd er vuurwerk afgestoken op de tribunes en waren er supporters met gezichtsbedekking. Dat zorgt voor boosheid bij de burgemeester richting de KNVB. "Het is niet geloofwaardig."
