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Social media limits are coming for teens across Europe

The European Union is preparing a plan to restrict children's access to social media, including a proposed age limit of 13.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 13, 14:24 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 13, 11:13 UTC · tagesschau.de

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The brief

The European Union is moving toward the implementation of social media curbs for children. According to von der Leyen, the EU intends to present a plan aimed at restricting how children access these platforms.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Politico, and Reuters emphasizes that the proposal includes a 13+ age restriction. The New York Times describes these developments as a step toward a possible social media ban for children.

Future developments depend on the formal presentation of the EU's plan and the specific nature of the limits coming for teens across Europe, as reported by The Verge.

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Quick answers

What is the proposed age limit for social media in the EU?

According to Politico, the EU wants a 13+ age restriction.

Who announced the planned curbs on children's social media?

Reuters reports that von der Leyen announced the planned curbs.

Is there a total ban on social media for children?

The New York Times reports that Europe is taking a step toward a possible ban.

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