Under the plans, only children over 15 would be able to set up their own social media accounts. #SocialMedia #ChildSafety #EUKidsAct
EU announces plan to restrict social media access for under-15s
The bill for the specified age limit for access to social media is expected to be submitted to the Parliament in December, with a minimum age of 15 years, and requires age verification mechanisms from the platforms without storing personal data. (translated)
Τον Δεκέμβριο στη Βουλή το νομοσχέδιο για ηλικιακό όριο στα social media
The European Commission has approved the EU KIDS ACT, which will restrict children's access to social networks in the EU by setting the minimum age for account creation at 15 years old and prohibiting access to social platforms for children under 13 years old. (translated)
Еврокомиссия ограничит доступ детей к социальным сетям в ЕС
The EU Commission is planning a regulation with the EU Kids Act for the use of social media among minors in three age groups, whereby those under 13 will be completely excluded and only restricted accounts will be allowed for 13 to 15-year-olds, while from the age of 15, a personal account will only be possible with proof of the platform's safety. (translated)
Plan der EU-Kommission: Drei Altersstufen für Soziale Medien
Today, @EU_Commission adopted #EUKidsAct for a safer online world for children. Digital tools should help young people learn & connect, not harm their wellbeing. 🔗On this occasion, check @EU_Health Eurobarometer on screen time & youth mental health: https://t.co/YNXmi1m3CC https://t.co/qP9II281wX #EUKidsAct #OnlineSafety #YouthWellbeing #EU
🇪🇺 Childhood should be a time to grow and feel safe. That is why the Commission adopted the EU KIDS Act: 🚫 No social media before 13. 👨👩👧 No personal account before 15. 🔒 Between 13 and 15: parent-opened and monitored mini-accounts. ⏳ Screen time restricted to 1 hour. https://t.co/eYlQQ38AOz #EUKIDSAct #ChildSafety #DigitalWellbeing #EU
The European Commission has adopted the "EU KIDS ACT" Regulation to protect children in the online environment, prohibiting access to social networks for those under 13 years old and setting a minimum age of 15 for creating personal accounts. (translated)
Ce-și propune legea UE pentru restricționarea accesului copiilor la rețelele sociale. „Copilăria înapoi la copii”
Today, together with President @vonderleyen, we presented the EU KIDS ACT. This changes the way services for minors are built, making them safe by design. https://t.co/aVx1snGKLP https://t.co/0VrfxHqGwQ #EUKIDSAct #ChildSafety #EUPolicy #EU
The European Commission proposes a ban on the use of social networks for children under 13 years old and the possibility of creating their own accounts only from the age of 15, with the aim of enhancing children's safety on the internet through a new regulation known as the EU KIDS Act. (translated)
EU navrhuje zákaz sociálních sítí pro děti do 13 let, vlastní účet až od 15
The EU has approved the Kids Act, which prohibits access to social media for minors under 13 years old and establishes a minimum age of 15 years to open an independent account, also introducing security and control measures to protect young people online. (translated)
L'Ue approva il Kids Act, 'divieto dei social per gli under 13'
92% of Europeans want to strengthen the protection of children on the internet. What will the EU KIDS ACT bring? 🔹Social media accounts only from the age of 15. 🔹Children under 13 should not have access to social media. 🔹Aged 13-15, they could use so-called mini-accounts under parental supervision. (translated)
The European Commission has proposed that children under the age of 13 should not be able to use social media and could only create their own account from the age of 15, which is part of the EU KIDS Act aimed at ensuring the safety of children online. (translated)
Evropská komise navrhla zákaz sociálních sítí pro děti mladší 13 let
I grew up on a farm, back when smartphones didn't exist. Addictive content and formats are harmful to our children’s development. We can no longer pretend we didn’t know this. The Commission acts today with the #EUKidsAct : no social media below the age of 13. https://t.co/WN5sVwubVm #EUKidsAct #DigitalSafety #ChildDevelopment #Therearenospecificcountrycodesintheprovidedtweet.
Under the plans, only children over 15 would be able to set up their own social media accounts. #SocialMediaSafety #EUKidsAct #OnlineWellbeing
EU announces plan to restrict social media access for children
The European Union will propose to introduce a ban on social media for children under the age of 13, however, Poland is seeking to establish a higher age limit of 15 years, as emphasized by the Deputy Minister of Digitalization Dariusz Standerski. (translated)
KE zaproponuje zakaz social mediów do 13. roku życia. Polska obstaje przy 15 latach
The European Union plans to ban access to social media for children under 13 and impose strict restrictions for minors up to the age of 15, as announced by the President of the Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. (translated)
EU Kids Act: Μπλόκο στα social media για παιδιά στην ΕΕ – Τι προβλέπει, πότε εφαρμόζεται
The European Commission will present the EU Kids Act tomorrow, introducing a total ban on the use of social media by minors under 13 years old and mini-accounts supervised by parents for those aged 13 to 15. (translated)
Svolta sui social, arriva il divieto totale agli under 13 in Europa
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced new rules for the protection of minors on social networks, including restrictions on account usage based on their age. (translated)
Φον ντερ Λάιεν: Νέους κανόνες για προστασία των ανηλίκων στα κοινωνικά δίκτυα
The European Union will propose a ban on social networks for children under 13 years old and the introduction of rules for children's user accounts up to 15 years old, with the condition of parental consent, as announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in her speech in Strasbourg. (translated)
EU navrhne zákaz sociálních sítí pro děti do 13 let, oznámila von der Leyenová
Ursula von der Leyen has proposed to ban access to social networks for under-13s and to limit and supervise accounts for 13-15 year-olds, but experts and associations are asking to raise the age limit to 16 for greater protection. (translated)
Von der Leyen: “Divieto social ai minori di 13 anni. Account limitati e vigilati fino a 15”. Esperti: “Tempi lunghi e rischio limiti blandi. Meglio ban a 16”
