I bambini dovrebbero avere almeno 16 anni per accedere ai social media, affermano gli eurodeputati

    https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20251120IPR31496/children-should-be-at-least-16-to-access-social-media-say-meps

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    1. Dry_Row_7050 on

      *Rapporteur Christel Schaldemose (S&D, **Denmark**) said during the debate: “I am proud of this parliament, that we can stand together in protecting minors online. Together with strong, consistent enforcement of the Digital Services Act, these measures will dramatically raise the level of protection for children. We are finally drawing a line. We are saying clearly to platforms: your services are not designed for children. And the experiment ends here.”*

      Denmark is at it again, doing what they do best, destroying the privacy of Europeans. Get ready to show ID to access reddit

    2. blogabegonija on

      At least scientifically reasonable part of censorship.

    3. MrBananaz on

      I mean, that specific statement is right.

      Also, total anonymity did open the floodgates to orc propaganda accounts.

      We need to find better ways to regulate:
      1. Exposure of children to social media
      2. Troll accounts in SM
      3. An no, I don’t see why public figures (MP’s) should be excluded from any type of regulation.

      Anyhow, my take might be unpopular, but eh?

    4. No_Conversation_9325 on

      I would love to have a troll-free European SM to not have to filter out fking Russian trolls.

    5. EmergencyAtTheIKEA on

      Tell that to my niece. She hit her mom when she was refused iPad time.

    6. Jumping-Gazelle on

      If this health and safety issue is the case for basically all apps then designate the whole “smart”-phone as dangerous for minors and add them to the list. It makes regulation a bit simpler and not a privacy issue.

      They already added AI to the list of machinery, so why not smartphones.:

      >*The Machinery Regulation also intends to better cover new technologies such as autonomous mobile machinery (robots), internet of things with connected equipment, or artificial intelligence (AI), where specific modules of AI using learning techniques ensure safety functions.*
      [*https://osha.europa.eu/en/legislation/directive/regulation-20231230eu-machinery*](https://osha.europa.eu/en/legislation/directive/regulation-20231230eu-machinery)

    7. OnIySmellz on

      Few years from now:

      *Spike in the use of TOR p2p decentralized social networks*

    8. PremiumTempus on

      Adults on social media scare me a lot more than children. The sector lacks meaningful trust and transparency, and because the dominant platforms are American. And the US is politically gridlocked and allergic to regulation. The entire tech ecosystem operates with minimal oversight. That vacuum allows major platforms to influence and exploit democratic processes, and that’s what needs to change first and foremost.

    9. TheBigOof96 on

      I think that being exposed to the opinions of 13 year olds online is a crime against humanity in itself, so this law serves protection both ways.

    10. Less-Network-3422 on

      Define social media

      YouTube has endless doom scrolling in the form of YouTube shorts just the same as tik tok and Instagram

      You can dm strangers on WhatsApp, telegram via group chats

      You can’t ban under 16s from using YouTube and WhatsApp they are essential tools for school and homelife in 2026 but they are basically social media the same as Instagram and tik tok

    11. faberkyx on

      feel like people over 60/65 are the ones doing more damages using social media.. they are the primary and easiest target of most of social propaganda

    12. Hot-Elk-8720 on

      Malaysia is already on it.
      I doubt they will make it work out aside from banning/collecting phones at school and eventually end up providing all hardware that can be monitored for usage at school. This is the only reasonably doable thing to ensure equal access to tech.

    13. SignalOptions on

      Exactly, there’s zero moderation of content online by tech companies.

      If movies have ratings, social media should too. It can be automated and violations easy to spot.

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