France suggests ban on communication use for under 15s
France has submitted to the European Commission a new draft law aimed at banning the use of social media networks for individuals under the age of 15, following the rejection of a previous version of the legislation by the Constitutional Council. The new formulation focuses on prohibiting about 10 harmful or addictive digital functions, with an exception for teenagers aged 13 to 15 based on parental consent, in order to protect children and adolescents from the risks of harmful digital content. This initiative is expected to align with new European regulations, as the European Commission is considering the possibility of imposing a complete ban on users under 15, while allowing parents to decide for the 13 to 15 age group.
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