Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Island has the option to bring in UK laws if we need to regulate social media.
In the House of Keys this week, he was asked if there were any plans to ban under-16s from social platforms, as the UK considers imposing an Australia-style age limit.
Mr Cannan said there'd been no consideration of a similar ban here.
But he said a particular UK law could be applied to the Isle of Man if we chose:
Volunteers needed for one of Island's biggest motorsport events
One of the Island's biggest four-wheeled motorsports event is looking for volunteers to help make sure everything runs smoothly.
£15k cost to move college department
It's cost the government around £15,000 to move University College Isle of Man's engineering facility across Douglas.
TT marshals to get a new base
TT marshals are moving to a new home.
Harris and Adshead take top prizes in IOM Sports Awards
An ace tennis player and a motorbike trials star have won the top prizes at the Isle of Man Sports Awards yesterday evening, Thursday, February 26.
Changes planned for primary school building
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it wants to make changes at a school in Marown.
MHKs to debate tougher punishments for road death offenders
Moves to introduce harsher sentences for dangerous drivers who kill someone will be discussed by MHKs next week.
Today's bus strike schedule
Bus Vannin's confirmed its latest timetable for the seventh day of the strike.
Ash to run famous marathon months after tough challenge
A man who ran nine and a half marathons in a row is already looking to do another this weekend, this time in Japan
