New European proposal imposes restrictions on children's access to social media and video games

The European Commission will present a legislative proposal aimed at preventing children under 15 from having autonomous accounts on digital platforms, including social media and video services. The measure is part of a broader effort by the European Union to strengthen the protection of minors in the digital environment.

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