US EditionDigital Eca Decree, Which Lula Will Sign in This Quarter, Will Restrict the Use of Data From Minors by Platforms
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Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, regulated on Wednesday a law that imposes limits on the use of social networks by children and adolescents, with the aim of guaranteeing greater protection on the Internet for minors and combating child digital addiction.
Standard will prohibit continuous, automated and unrestricted sharing
Social media publications claim that Brazil’s president Lula da Silva banned the video game League of Legends across the country. Fast Check verified this statement and called it #Falso, after reviewing the public information of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate of Brazil. It is a regulation that establishes new restrictions for certain video games, but these apply only to minors, not to the general population. Likewise, t…
The decree which regulates the Digital Status of Children and Adolescents Act (ECA Digital), published on this Thursday (18), prohibits certain practices considered manipulative of the child population embedded in the design of products and services of virtual environments. One of them is the so-called infinity rolling, a resource that carries new content automatically, without request, as the user rolls the page down, eliminating the need to cl…
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed on this Thursday (18) decree which regulates ECA's law. Sancated in September, legislation was created to protect children and adolescents on the Internet. The law entered into force on Wednesday (17), but some points required detail and need to be regulated by the federal government, what happened in this quarter. The President of the House, Hugo Motta (Republicans), participated in the signing ceremon…
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) signed, on Thursday (18), three decrees governing the Digital Status of Children and Adolescents. One of these decrees regulates the law adopted by the National Congress and sentenced in September 2025. The other creates the National Centre for the Protection of Children and Adolescents, linked to the Federal Police, with the task of centralising charges of digital crimes detected by the digital platforms…
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