Neos No Longer Want a National Solution for Social Media Age Limits
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On 17 September, the European Commission presented the EU KIDS Act, a proposal for a regulation officially known as the EU Keeping Internet Digital Spaces Accountable and Trustworthy, which establishes a progressive access system according to the European Union's ... Continue reading "Europe wants to change the age of access to social networks: this is how the new EU KIDS Act will work"
In fact, a social media ban for children under the age of 14 should come on January 1st. Now, however, the EU and its "Kids Act" could send the domestic law to the replacement bank for an EU-wide ban.
In view of the announced "EU Kids Acts", it would probably mean that the Austrian model would otherwise have to be changed after half a year, fears the pink digitization speaker Ines Holzegger.
The planned EU KIDS Act presents the fediverse with technical and organisational problems. However, it should not be the end, as some critics warn.
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