US EditionChild Protection Must Not Be a Trojan Horse for Internet Censorship - Afd Group in the German Bundestag
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Berlin, 29 July 2025. In the UK, the Online Safety Act obliges social media platforms and other internet providers to block various content from children. Especially the resulting age controls, among others via credit cards, photo IDs or biometric facial scans, lead to great resistance. To this end, the AfD member of the German Parliament and member of the Digital Committee, Tobias Ebenberger, explains: "For Germany and the EU, which is now also…
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