Here's an interesting contradiction: UK authorities released data showing X has the lowest child safety issues among major platforms. The numbers speak clearly—Snapchat leads incidents at 54%, Instagram at 11%, Facebook 7%, and WhatsApp between 6-9%. X? Just 1-2%. Yet despite this data proving X's relative safety record, the British government is reportedly considering restrictions. It's the kind of policy move that raises eyebrows when the evidence suggests the opposite direction. The gap between data and policy decisions makes you wonder what's really driving these discussions.
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Here's an interesting contradiction: UK authorities released data showing X has the lowest child safety issues among major platforms. The numbers speak clearly—Snapchat leads incidents at 54%, Instagram at 11%, Facebook 7%, and WhatsApp between 6-9%. X? Just 1-2%. Yet despite this data proving X's relative safety record, the British government is reportedly considering restrictions. It's the kind of policy move that raises eyebrows when the evidence suggests the opposite direction. The gap between data and policy decisions makes you wonder what's really driving these discussions.