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Spain bans social media for children under 16

"We will protect our children from the digital Wild West", Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said

Shocking: No prosecution of the Bob Vylan band for the anti-Israel slogans at the Glastonbury Festival

During the concert, the band's lead singer Bobby Willen rhythmically sang "death to the IDF"

The European Commission condemns the US decision to impose travel restrictions on five European officials

The US yesterday announced sanctions against five individuals in Europe who support stricter regulation of digital services

Panic in Milwaukee: After the loss to the league’s bottom team, Antetokounmpo deleted almost all photos of himself in a Bucks jersey from his social media

Giannis Antetokounmpo kept only the photos from winning the NBA Championship and the NBA Cup

Teenagers take on social media

A multinational study sheds light on the joys, fears, and pressures teenagers face on social media — bringing adults closer to their reality

Malaysia plans to ban social media for minors under 16

Government aims to shield young people from risks such as online bullying, financial scams and child sexual abuse

Australia: Meta will exclude children under 16 from its platforms from 4 December

From today the company is informing Australian users it believes are 13 to 15 years old that they will lose access to Instagram, Threads and Facebook

No more social media access for minors under 15 in Denmark

Denmark thus follows the example of other countries, such as Australia, which last year banned access to minors under the age of 16

Eurobarometer 2025: Greeks prefer social media as a source of information

The new Eurobarometer survey shows that social media have overtaken TV as a source of information in Greece - 4 out of 10 follow influencers or content creators in Greece and in the EU

End of social media for children up to 15 years old from October — Automatic lockouts when they try to log in

The ban will also extend to young people up to 18 years old if they attempt to gamble online or access websites offering products and services aimed at adults (cigarettes, alcohol, pornography)

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