Limited Access to Social Networks for Minors: the European Union Takes Action, Announcements From Ursula Von Der Leyen Expected This Wednesday
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European Commission prepares to unveil draft law to restrict access to social networks for under-15s to limit the risks associated with the use of digital technology The President
France, Spain and Italy are three EU states with proposals to limit the use of digital platforms according to age
The European Commission is due to present its "EU Kids Act" on Thursday, a text on the protection of children online, but as early as Wednesday, Ursula von der Leyen is due to present its main lines to the European Parliament. The idea is to set, for the first time, a common digital age throughout the euro area.
The proposal, which will be presented this Thursday, will be accompanied by new security requirements for artificial intelligence chatbots and online games
At least 16 years to access social networks. It is the request that twenty-one European organizations have addressed to the President of the Commission Ursula von der Leyen, asking the Union for a common threshold to protect children and adolescents. Among the signatories there is also the Foundation Patti Digitali ETS, an independent reality born from the experience of the National Network of Digital Patterns, [...] L'articolo Uso dei sociali d…
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