European Union considers strict social media rules to protect young children online. Proposal targets platforms like video sharing sites, AI bots, online gaming environments.
Children under fifteen may soon face extensive restrictions using digital social networks.
Ages thirteen and fourteen might access social platforms only with parental oversight. Younger children’s access will be limited to specially designed, secure children’s websites.
Commission President insists tech firms remain accountable for content affecting children’s wellbeing. Legislation requires approval from every European Union member state before implementation begins.