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EU Plans Restrictions on Social Media Access for Minors Across Member States

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The European Union is preparing to implement age restrictions for social media access for minors across its 27 member states.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen supports the establishment of age limits, with proposals expected to be presented in September.
Children under the age of 13 would require parental supervision to access social media platforms under the new regulations.
Additional measures include restrictions on screen exposure for children under three years old.
This initiative marks a significant effort by the EU to enhance online safety for children and address concerns regarding major tech companies.

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