European Union Proposes Prohibition of Social Networks for Children Under 13 Years of Age
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Project details will be presented on Thursday
The European Union is preparing new rules for the protection of children in the online environment, and one of the most important changes is the age at which children can use social networks. At the level of the European Parliament, the idea of a minimum limit of 13 years, under which children cannot have access to social platforms, has been supported.
This Thursday, the European Commission will present the details of the proposal within the draft “law on children”
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, announced this morning in Strasbourg, in the context of her annual speech to MEPs, that the EC will propose, tomorrow, the EU Kids Act. "The Children's Act provides that access to social networks for minors will be gradually restricted. "Tomorrow, the Commission proposes EU KIDS ACT. We will adopt an approach [...] Article No social networks for minors under 13 years old. The European C…
The legislators demand evidence from the platforms about the security of their offers. The "KIDS ACT" will be presented on Thursday.
Madrid, 16 Sep (EFE).- The limitations on minors to use the social networks contained in the future legislative proposal of the European Union (EU) for the protection of children (EU Kids Act), which the Community Executive will present on Thursday, joins similar regulations that already process a large group of European countries such as [...] The entry The EC joins the European countries that limit the access of minors to the networks was firs…
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