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Stop Killing Games Issues EU Kids Act Warning

EU proposes new Kids Act, sparking industry warnings that stricter online safeguards may curb game access for children

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  • Primary Driver: EU proposes new Kids Act, sparking industry warnings that stricter online safeguards may curb game access for children
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The Law Society of Ireland echoed a call for firms to bear financial responsibility for any resulting child harm. Centres for Democracy and Technology cautioned, in an op‑ed, that tighter controls risk bypassing democratic safeguards, raising concerns about over‑regulation.

The warning highlights a tension between child protection and preserving open digital spaces. Observers will track how the EU legislature refines the act and whether industry groups adjust compliance strategies.

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What is the primary goal of the EU Kids Act?

The act aims to impose stricter obligations on online platforms to verify users' ages and limit exposure of minors to harmful content.

Which groups have voiced concerns about the act?

Stop Killing Games warned that the act could limit game access for younger players, and the Center for Democracy and Technology cautioned that it may sidestep democratic safeguards.

What stance has the legal community taken?

The Law Society of Ireland called for firms to bear financial responsibility for any harm to children caused by online content.

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EU Kids Act Stop Killing Games Law Society of Ireland Center for Democracy and Technology online child safety

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