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France, Spain and Greece Weigh Social Media Restrictions

  • France, Spain, and Greece are spearheading a push for EU-wide measures requiring social media platforms to verify users' ages in order to shield minors from exposure to harmful content.
  • This initiative responds to growing concerns about children’s safety online and the current lack of effective age-verification methods across the EU’s 450 million consumers.
  • Countries including France have begun measures like smartphone bans in schools, while others like Spain and Norway plan legislative age limits to implement stronger controls.
  • Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated that implementing a unique verified identity for each user on social media platforms is essential to effectively prevent minors from being exposed to unsuitable content.
  • The EU’s coordinated effort before a June 6 meeting seeks to compel tech platforms, including Facebook and X, to adopt robust age verification to create safer environments for youths.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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