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  "textContent": "Education Minister Hildegarde Naughton has imposed a ban on her department using images of children and young people on X in another blow for the controversy-plagued social media giant. Explaining the reason for the move, Ms Naughton told the Irish Mail on Sunday that if X ‘is not going to abide by the laws in […]\n\nThe post Education department bans uploading kids’ photos to social media platform appeared first on everymum.",
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