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France's top court has overturned a law that sought to ban social media access for individuals under 15 years old. The court highlighted constitutional rights as a key factor in its ruling against the ban, which was enacted due to concerns about the effects of digital content on minors.
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France's top court has overturned a law that sought to ban social media access for individuals under 15 years old. The court highlighted constitutional rights as a key factor in its ruling against the ban, which was enacted due to concerns about the effects of digital content on minors.
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France's top court blocks under-15 social media ban, citing constitutional freedoms
France's top court blocks social media ban for under-15s, citing constitutional rights