The ban on social networks for children under 15 adopted in the Senate and the National Assembly
Parliament definitively approves the ban on social networks for children under 15, a first in Europe
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Parliament definitively approves the ban on social networks for children under 15, a first in Europe. The executive now wants to move quickly, so that the bill can be put in place from the beginning of September for new accounts on social networks, and "at the end of a four-month period" , that is, early January 2027, for those created before that date. "We took out the cell phone from the college last year and we're going to expand it to high schools next year," said Emmanuel Macron at the end of last year.
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Parliament definitively approves the ban on social networks for children under 15, a first in Europe.
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The executive now wants to move quickly, so that the bill can be put in place from the beginning of September for new accounts on social networks, and "at the end of a four-month period" , that is, early January 2027, for those created before that date.
according to Le Figaro — Actualités"We took out the cell phone from the college last year and we're going to expand it to high schools next year," said Emmanuel Macron at the end of last year.
according to Le Figaro — Actualités
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