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A slimmed-down, targeted Online Harms Act focusing entirely on child safety that forbids anyone under the age of 14 from ...

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The brainrot craze is spreading fast from TikTok and Roblox to Fortnite. If you want in on the chaos and want to smack enemies as you Steal a Brainrot in Fortnite, you are in the right place. The ...