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French Constitutional Council strikes down social media ban
The French Constitutional Council has proposed the abolition of a law that prohibits individuals under the age of 15 from using social media platforms, considering that the text infringes on freedom of expression and imposes broad restrictions that encompass all internet users. It clarified that the law does not specify precise conditions and mechanisms for verifying age, which affects the integrity of the legal framework and causes its application to extend to wider groups of people. The French Parliament had approved the bill with the aim of protecting children from the risks associated with early social media use, and it was scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of September. However, this was thwarted following the Constitutional Council’s decision, while the debate continues over balancing the protection of minors with safeguarding digital freedoms.
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