De Montfort University students have their say on social media content rules

By George A. Picton-Clark

De Montfort University students were asked whether or not they thought sites such as YouTube should have stricter rules upon the content that can be uploaded to the platform.

This question was asked after a BBC reports over the age restrictions of social media and the scandal of YouTube star Logan Paul who uploaded a video which featured distressing content.

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