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تيك توك ويوتيوب “غير آمنتين بما يكفي” للأطفال

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تيك-توك-ويوتيوب-“غير-آمنتين-بما-يكفي”-للأطفال

تيك توك ويوتيوب "غير آمنتين بما يكفي" للأطفال صدر الصورة، Getty Images Author, لورا كريس Role, محررة الشؤون التكنولوجية Published قبل ساعة واحدة مدة القراءة: 5 دقائق انتقدت هيئة تنظيم الاتصالات البريطانية "أوفكوم" منصتي تيك توك ويوتيوب، قائلة في تقرير جديد إن خوارزميات عرض المحتوى فيهما "ليست آمنة بما يكفي" للأطفال. وجاءت هذه النتائج بعد

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