France has enacted a new regulation prohibiting children under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms. This move aims to protect minors from potential online harms and ensure safer internet usage among young users. The legislation mandates parental consent for minors to create accounts on social media sites, reflecting growing concerns over digital safety and privacy for children.
France Prohibits Social Media Access for Children Under 15
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