Miller unclear on how feds will enforce social media ban for children under 16

Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, would require social media platforms to prevent underage users from accessing their websites, but allow firms to apply for an exemption to the ban if they can prove they've implemented 'significant safeguards.'
Culture Minister Marc Miller holds press conference in the National Press Theatre on June 10 to speak about the government’s new Safe Social Media Act.

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