Slovak Government Proposes Banning Social Networks Until Age of 16
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Slovak government proposes banning social networks until age of 16
Aug 26 (Reuters) - Slovakia's government approved a bill on Wednesday proposing a ban on use of social networks by children under 16, saying it would help prevent addictive behaviour, social pressure and radicalisation. The law, if approved by parlia...
The government has already accepted the proposal in this regard.
Slovakia is also considering restricting children's use of social media. The government in Bratislava has approved a bill that would ban those under the age of 16 from creating user profiles on social media platforms. The regulation is scheduled to come into effect next year, but it still needs to be approved by the Slovak parliament.
The tightening must also be approved by parliament. The post Slovak government has decided to ban children under 16 from social media first appeared on 24.hu.
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