Rushed EU Kids Act May Be A Nightmare To Implement
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The European Commission proposes with the EU KIDS Act a common framework for the protection of minors in the digital space, with different rules by age, a limit for independent access to social media at 15 years of age and increased obligations for platforms. The European proposal presents common points with initiatives that have been promoted in Greece, while it also includes specific provisions for Artificial Intelligence systems that are acce…
The European Commission is proposing a new model for children’s use of social media and other online services. The proposal is based on different rules depending on the child’s age, with a limit of no more than one hour of screen time per day for children between the ages of three and 15. Children under the age of three should not have any screen time at all, according to the proposal. For children between […] Source
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insider.grProtecting children in the digital world was at the heart of this year’s State of the Union address by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who heralded the “EU KIDS Act” as an important step towards a common European approach. The European Commission officially presented the legislative proposal on 17 September. In […]
The EU wants stricter rules for the protection of children on the Internet. The proposal provides age limits for social networks and special rules for younger children. However, the project needs to be negotiated with Member States and the European Parliament, one of the main problems being the verification of age.
The EU proposes the "EU KIDS Act" to protect minors online, with strict age limits on social media. The proposals are in line with Greek initiatives for safer digital adulthood at 15 years of age.
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