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French Constitutional Council Blocks Under-15 Social Media Ban, In A Ruling That Should Concern Every Other EU Country

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Even as the wider EU was grinding through a long, drawn-out process to figure out which regulatory levers to pull on kids' safety online, France decided to YOLO it earlier this summer by jumping at the chance to ban all social media for kids under 15. This kind of thing has become popular with out…

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After the censorship of the Constitutional Council, the government refuses to abandon its law to ban access to the platforms for the youngest. A boon for the various tools to deceive the age checks, which are ready to develop.

·Paris, France
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France's groundbreaking bill to ban social media use for those under 15 was shelved after the Constitutional Court ruled it a "violation of freedom of expression." The reasons behind this include learning disabilities, serious bullying, and increased suicide rates due to social media addiction, as well as conflicts of authority with EU law. What is the best way to protect children?

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Liberation broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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