Social networks: agreement between MPs and senators on their ban on children under 15
Meeting in a joint joint committee, on Monday 20 July, MPs and Senators reached a compromise on the prohibition of social media at least..
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Meeting in a joint committee on Monday, 20 July, MPs and Senators reached a compromise on the prohibition of social networks for children under the age of 15. Its broader wording provides that "access to an online social network service" is "prohibited to minors" under the age of 15. Protection of minors: Parliamentary agreement to prohibit social networks at least 15 years of age.
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Meeting in a joint committee on Monday, 20 July, MPs and Senators reached a compromise on the prohibition of social networks for children under the age of 15.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSocial networks: agreement between MPs and senators on their ban on children under 15.
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Its broader wording provides that "access to an online social network service" is "prohibited to minors" under the age of 15.
according to Le ProgrèsProtection of minors: Parliamentary agreement to prohibit social networks at least 15 years of age.
according to Le Progrès
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