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Snapchat CEO Says Company Willing to Limit Teens' Time on Platform

Evan Spiegel says imposing time limits for young users could mark an 'important step forward for the industry'

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Snap Inc. CEO Evan Spiegel has said the company is willing to limit the amount of time teenagers spend on Snapchat, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

Spiegel said such time limits for young users could represent an "important step forward for the industry," the report said.

The remarks come amid broader scrutiny of social media platforms and their impact on younger users, with technology companies facing increasing pressure over how their products affect teenagers' wellbeing.

Further details on specific measures Snapchat might implement, or a timeline for any changes, were not immediately available.

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