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France's Constitutional Council Blocks Under-15 Social Media Ban

16 Ağustos 2026France 24

France's Constitutional Council has blocked a proposed ban on social media for users under 15, deeming it unconstitutional. The ruling highlighted that the law did not consider the varying nature of social media platforms or the maturity levels of children.
Legal experts, like Peter Craddock, noted that the decision was expected, as it infringed on fundamental freedoms of expression and information.
This ruling comes amid ongoing global debates about the impact of social media on young users, with various countries exploring regulations to protect minors online. France's attempt was part of a broader effort to address concerns about children's mental health and exposure to harmful content.
The Constitutional Council's ruling reflects a growing recognition of the complexities surrounding youth engagement with social media. By rejecting a one-size-fits-all approach, the court emphasizes the need for nuanced regulations that consider both the diversity of online platforms and the developmental stages of…

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