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The European Commission has proposed a new legislation called the "EU Kids Act" to enhance online protection for children. The law aims to prohibit children under 13 from accessing social media networks and sets the minimum age of 15 for creating a personal account on these platforms. It also suggests implementing parental supervision for children between 13 and 15 years old, allowing parents to create children's proxy accounts, and providing tailored services for users under 13 through guardians' accounts. Additionally, a daily device usage limit of one hour is proposed. The goal of the legislation is to improve children's safety by ensuring that platform services are safe and age-appropriate, requiring platforms to verify age suitability in advance. The proposal is expected to be presented to the European Parliament for rapid discussion and approval.
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