US EditionThe Government Will Disconnect 700,000 Children Under 16 From the Networks to Avoid Cyberbullying and Porn: Companies Oppose
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In 2026, the new age verification system will enter into force, which creates controversy because it will require users to certify their identity electronically in order to access sensitive content on the Internet. More information: Australia, the first country that prohibits the use of social networks by children under 16 years of age: is it possible in Spain?
The Ministry for Digital Transformation has already prepared the age verification tool and is awaiting the adoption of the law on the protection of minors in the digital environment, which contemplates this minimum age, and the approval of the EUMillions of Australian adolescents lose access to their social networks following the first worldwide ban Australia is experiencing a national debate these days, following the entry into force of an age …
Today, 9 out of 10 children between the ages of 14 and 16 already have at least one social media profile, and more than 80% of 10-year-olds use them. This has raised concerns among many who believe that social media can negatively impact children's development. In Australia, social media use has already been banned for those under 16. This decision, which has been in effect for 10 days, could serve as an example for Spain, which is considering i…
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