EU Proposes Social Media Safety Rules for Minors

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STRASBURGO (FRANCIA) (ITALPRESS) The European Commission has adopted the EU KIDS Act to improve the online security of children across the Union.The proposal prohibits social media platforms from allowing access to children under 13 years of age and establishes a minimum age at EU level (15 years) for the opening of a personal account, thus ensuring a gradual approach.The KIDS Act also reverses the burden of proof: from now on, service providers…

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The European Commission today adopted the EU KIDS law proposal to increase the safety of children across the Union on the Internet, which includes a ban on access to social networks for children under the age of 13 and a minimum age of 15 for opening an online account.

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Online platforms will now be responsible for ensuring the safety of minors online, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said today at the presentation of a proposal for a legal basis for age restrictions on children's access to social media in the EU. It will be possible to open your own social media account after reaching the age of 15.

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The first step towards establishing a European age-based digital access regime is now official. The European Commission (EC) has approved on Thursday the EU's KIDS Law, which prohibits children under 13 years of age from accessing social networks, sets the minimum age for opening their own account at 15 years and ... Continue reading "Europe puts limits on social networks: veto up to 13 years of age, one hour daily up to 15 years of age and bans…

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Young people under the age of 13 will no longer be allowed to use social media, which is part of the EU's new tiered model for the protection of children on the Internet.

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The European Union has approved the Kid's Act, a ban on social services for children under 13 years of age. The European Commission today presented a package of new rules for access for young people...