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Social Media Age Limit Bill Sent to Be Drafted and Presented - The Copenhagen Post

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On Monday, the Danish government is issuing a draft bill proposing a new 15-year age limit for using social platforms, Minister for Digitalization Christina Egelund told Politiken. The bill is planned to be presented to the Folketing in early 2027, with the aim of entering into force on July 1 of the same year. A […]

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A bill to impose an age limit of 15 on social platforms is scheduled to be presented to the Danish Parliament in 2027.

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Bill to impose an age limit of 15 on social platforms is scheduled to be presented to the Danish Parliament in 2027

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The Danish government is taking the next step towards a 15-year age limit for social media and is sending a draft law for consultation. At the same time, the possibility for parents to give younger teenagers access is being removed. In October last year, the then Danish government wanted to stop children under 15 from creating accounts on social media. The previous proposal allowed parents to give permission from the age of 13. On Monday, the go…

Young people are good business According to the ministry, young people are good business for social media, even though many children engage in social media, even though they are younger than the age that the platforms often allow in advance. - A study from the Center for Social Media, Tech and Democracy estimates that YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat generate annual sales of 327 million. DKK in Denmark by showing advertisements …

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BT broke the news in Borås, Sweden on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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