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France's Constitutional Council has overturned a ban on social media for children, stating that the ban was too broad and did not consider individual factors like age and maturity. This ruling emphasizes the importance of a tailored approach to social media regulations for minors.
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France's Constitutional Council has overturned a ban on social media for children, stating that the ban was too broad and did not consider individual factors like age and maturity. This ruling emphasizes the importance of a tailored approach to social media regulations for minors.
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