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Macron Demands EU Action to Ban Social Media for Kids Under 15
Source: Bloomberg
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French President Emmanuel Macron urged European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to support EU-wide legislation banning social-media access for children under 15. The proposal follows the failure of Macron's domestic French effort and could create regulatory and compliance risks for major social-media platforms if advanced at the EU level.
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