US EditionFrance Claims Victory on EU Online Child Protection Guidelines
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Community executive suggests that, in the EU, minority accounts are de facto and non-visible for those who are not on the list of friends to minimize the risk of contact by strangers.
On Monday 14 July, the European Commission published its guidelines for the proper application of the Digital Services Regulation. Brussels recommends that the platforms check the age of their users, a victory for France, which wants to ban social networks for people under the age of 15.
The European Union explains that this is a protocol “of easy use and protection of privacy, setting a standard of excellence in on-line ageing”
On Monday afternoon, the European Commission published its decisive guidelines on the protection of minors online. These new rules pave the way for the definitive ban on social networks before 15 years, desired by France.
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