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EU Proposes Restrictions on Social Media Access for Users Under 15
The European Union has proposed new regulations to restrict social media access for users under 15 years old, aiming to enhance online safety and wellbeing. The plan includes a ban on access for those under 13 and limits for those aged 13 to 15, requiring parental oversight. The legislation, known as the EU Kids Act, mandates that social media companies ensure their platforms are safe by design and submit child safety plans.
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The European Union has proposed new regulations to restrict social media access for users under 15 years old, aiming to enhance online safety and wellbeing. The plan includes a ban on access for those under 13 and limits for those aged 13 to 15, requiring parental oversight. The legislation, known as the EU Kids Act, mandates that social media companies ensure their platforms are safe by design and submit child safety plans.
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