Around 10 platforms could face heavy fines if they don't comply with age verification measures.
Parents' attitudes to social media could change following the introduction of the second part of the Online Safety Code.
Around 10 platforms with headquarters in Ireland could face heavy fines from today if they don't comply with age verification measures.
Comisiun na Mean regulations aim to stop children from accessing adult content on video sharing sites.
Psychotherapist Stella O’Malley says parents may take more responsibility for what their kids get up to:
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