How EU plans to keep children under 15 off social media

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Under a proposal being prepared by the European Commission, children under 15 could face restrictions on creating and using accounts across a wide range of digital services…

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  • Under a proposal being prepared by the European Commission, children under 15 could face restrictions on creating and using accounts across a wide range of digital services…
  • Reported by The Hindu and published Tue, 15 Sep 2026 05:02:55 UTC.

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