EU plans to restrict social media for kids

The European Commission has announced plans to ban social media use by children under the age of 13, and to restrict access for older groups through strict age verification systems. The initiative includes prohibiting the creation of personal accounts for those under 15, while allowing children aged 13 and 14 to access platforms with parental supervision and limited browsing features. The regulations impose fines of up to 6% of annual sales on non-compliant companies, aiming to unify European legislation to address global trends and reduce children's access to digital platforms. Implementation requires approval from governments and legislation in the coming phase.

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