EU Kids Act, Launched in the House Examining the EU Proposal: Security Rules Also for Online Games
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The European Union (EU) is preparing a common regulation covering all online services to protect children from risks in the digital world. With the "EU Children's Act," different rules in member states...Click here for more.
The European Commission proposes the EU Kids Act to strengthen the protection of children online: minimum age for accounts, age checks, limitations on addictive functions, obligations for platforms and systems of IA, with penalties coordinated between DSA, AI Act and GDPR The article EU Kids Act, because age verification is the node of the EU proposal comes from Digital Agenda.
According to the President of the Guarantor, the EU KIDS Act is correct, but the protection of children online should not be at the expense of privacy.
It began yesterday, 27 October, at the European Union Policy Committee of the House of Deputies, the examination of the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council called the EU Kids Act (EU) for responsible and reliable digital spaces on the Internet (COM (2026) 681 final), in order to verify compliance with the principle of subsidiarity. [...]
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