The UK government says a voluntary element of a social media curfew will remain under review, according to comments by Phillipson reported by multiple outlets. The policy is intended to affect how social media platforms present content to children and young people, with officials emphasizing ongoing assessment rather than a fixed approach. Alongside the curfew element, newly announced measures would require or encourage platforms to disable features described as “addictive,” including auto-scrolling and algorithmic feeds. The Independent and Evening Standard both specify these features, while the Belfast Telegraph reports the same central point that the voluntary aspect will be assessed over time. The coverage does not indicate a specific timetable for the review or whether the changes are mandatory or voluntary in practice, but it consistently links the curfew review commitment to the wider set of controls targeting engagement-driven design features.