France, Spain and Greece Weigh Social Media Restrictions

The Government signs an alliance with France and Greece to establish this system of age verification at European level and to set a minimum age for access to platformsHemeroteca - where the government system to stop porn in minors comes from and why it makes some experts doubt Verifying the age of minors on social networks is one of the major problems unsolved on the Internet. Most laws impose a minimum age for access to these services (in Spain…

France, Spain and Greece Weigh Social Media Restrictions

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Notre Dame News: Notre Dame to convene government, industry and academic leaders to set regulatory roadmap for responsible social media | ResearchBuzz: Firehose

Notre Dame News: Notre Dame to convene government, industry and academic leaders to set regulatory roadmap for responsible social media. “Led by Notre Dame’s Democracy Initiative, this National Convening on Social Media and Democracy will gather May 27-29 at Notre Dame and will bring together leaders and scholars around misinformation, technology, social media and democracy to collaborate and discuss policy changes that set a serious national ag…

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Greece, Spain and France seek mandatory social media age checks - Daily Telegraph NZ

France, Spain, and Greece are reportedly pushing for bloc-wide restrictions to protect children from harmful content.

Spain, France and Greece submitted a joint proposal to establish a minimum age for access to social networks. Spain, France and Greece submitted a joint proposal to establish a minimum age in the European Union for access to social networks, with the aim of protecting minors. The three countries submitted the measure, to which EFE had access, for the next meeting of the telecommunications ministers to be held in Luxembourg on 6 June.