Euractiv EU Considers Social Media Ban for Children Amid Cybersecurity Concerns
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The European Commission has initiated discussions regarding a potential EU-wide ban on social media platforms for children. This move is part of ongoing efforts to enhance child protection online, particularly in response to issues like cyberbullying and harmful content. The proposed regulations could significantly impact social media companies operating within the EU.
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