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Some teens could feel less confident speaking to safe adults about online safety worries once the social media ban comes into effect. Read more about our polling with FlippGen and Breck Foundation.
New research by MRF and the University of Bristol highlights significant gaps in how secondary schools currently support children to safely navigate social media.
Molly Rose Foundation affected by Beacon CRM data breach: our statement and information for supporters
The UK government’s social media ban this week is already causing confusion. We’ve launched guidance on how to navigate these changes.
Only slightly fewer teens are seeing harmful content now (34%) than immediately before the Online Safety Act came into force (37%).
“The government and tech companies need to work together to create a safer online world and save lives like Grace’s.”
The watchdog also said it will apply for a court order to block the forum in the UK if its concerns are not addressed.
A letter, signed by over 1,300 Molly Rose Foundation supporters, was hand delivered to Number 10.
Hannah Aitken took her own life in 2023 and her family have campaigned ever since to protect young people like her from the harms that led to her death.