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Our key highlights are: The law suggests restricting teenagers to just two hours of social media per day, with schools required to monitor usage. It also includes fines for parents if the rules are not followed, raising concerns about privacy and added pressure on families. Many experts and media voices are now calling for a different approach, focusing on education and responsible digital habits instead of strict punishment.