"No Social Networks Before the Age of 13" and Controlled Accounts up to the Age of 15: Ursula Von Der Leyen Unveils the Guidelines of the "EU Kids Act"
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Ban social networks for children under 13, mini-accounts for children under 15: Ursula von der Leyen announces its measures to protect children online in the European Parliament.
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The initiative that Ursula von de Leyen detailed would encompass the bloc of 27 countries in the old continent. “We don’t have to accept addictive functions and that children are attracted to extreme content,” he said. The scrutiny of social networks increases in a sustained way, with blockades and restrictions in different regions of the world that seek to protect [...]
The European Union will ban social networks for children under the age of 13 and allow limited and supervised access only until the age of 15, according to a plan presented on Wednesday (16.09.2026) by EU Head Ursula von der Leyen. A global reaction against social networks put political leaders against the strings ...
The European Commission will present this Thursday the so-called EU Kids Act.
The plan provides that such so-called children's accounts will be granted to children between the ages of 13 and 15 only if they are supervised by a guardian and the account will be limited.
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