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G7 Nations Agree First Joint Framework to Protect Children Online
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"Protection of minors online" is now "an international priority," said French Minister of Digital Affairs Anne Le Hénanff, at the end of the G7 ministerial meeting on the issues of the sector. In the final document, the seven member countries agreed to recognize "a set of principles" to protect minors online, notably via "age verification, protection of minors from the conception of digital services" or "the fight against illegal content", the m…
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