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Europe’s Effort to Block Kids From Social Media Gathers Pace

  • European capitals led by Greece, France, and Spain are advancing a proposal in Brussels to restrict minors' use of social media through new EU legislation.
  • This proposal follows growing concerns about excessive screen time impacts and builds on France's 2023 law banning under-15s from social media, though opinions differ on total bans.
  • The new rules would enforce mandatory age verification and parental controls at the device level and aim to reduce persuasive features like autoplay and personalization on platforms.
  • Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen of Denmark stated that protecting children online will be a key priority during Denmark's upcoming six-month EU Council presidency starting mid-2025.
  • If adopted, the EU would set an EU-wide digital adulthood age requiring parental consent below that age, positioning Europe as a global leader in limiting children's social media exposure.
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Once Noticias broke the news in on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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