英国文化秘书丽莎·南迪表示，政府禁止16岁以下青少年访问高风险社媒应用的举措只是在线安全整治工作的开始阶段。1根据公众咨询的结果，这项禁令将在3月生效，其中16-17岁的青少年将受到关于无限滚动和算法内容推荐的限制。1该咨询吸引了超过116,000份回复，其中85%的家长认为社交媒体的风险超过了任何潜在好处。1
南迪强调，这项措施不是终点，而是政府进一步施压科技公司、推动建立更安全包容在线空间的"阶段性目标"。1她表示"这个时代现在结束了"，并指出政府将继续加强对科技行业的监管。1在实施监管过程中，南迪承认英国通信管理局Ofcom在执行规则和让公司遵守在线安全法方面存在真正的问题。1此外，南迪表示对X公司代表未能出席她召集的科技公司代表会议感到"震惊"，这反映出在强化行业参与方面仍存在挑战。1
UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has characterized the government's ban on children under 16 accessing high-risk social media platforms as merely the opening move in a broader online safety campaign.1 The restrictions, which will take effect in March, also limit 16- and 17-year-olds' exposure to unlimited scrolling and algorithmic content recommendations.1
Nandy emphasized that this regulatory intervention represents a "staging post" rather than the final destination of the government's efforts to protect young people online.1 A public consultation that informed the policy attracted over 116,000 responses, with 85% of parents concluding that social media risks outweigh any benefits.1 The Culture Secretary pledged to intensify pressure on technology companies and push for the creation of safer, more inclusive digital spaces.1
The official acknowledged significant shortcomings in the regulatory framework, stating that Ofcom faces genuine challenges in enforcing regulations and compelling companies to comply with online safety legislation.1 Nandy expressed particular frustration that representatives from X failed to attend a meeting she convened with other technology company executives, saying she was "shocked" by their absence.1
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