New EU Regulation: Children Under 13 Years of Age Banned From Social Media

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The European Union has drafted a new regulation that will radically change children's use of social media. Under the “EU KIDS Act”, children under 13 will be prevented from opening social media accounts and restricted accounts will be applied to 13-15 year olds. Features such as infinite scrolling and autoplay that platforms use to keep children on the screen will also be limited.

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EU Kids Act automatically fell in love with Denmark

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Last week, the European Commission (EC) finally sent a clear message - it plans to ban children under the age of 13 from using social networks. Although the largest social media platforms already have this minimum age in their rules, practice shows that their managers have so far failed to ensure compliance with this limit.

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The European Commission has adopted the new "KIDS Act", a revolutionary legislative framework aimed at protecting European children in the digital environment through clear and effective restrictions. [...] Post The new EU regulation: Children under 13 years of age banned from social media appears first in Fierbinti Points.