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Social-Media Age Bans Won’t Make Children Safer—But This Will

Kelly Stonelake implores EU policymakers to target addictive and toxic features directly, rather than restricting access.

Raccontata daproject-syndicate.orgamnesty.orgeuronews.com

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project-syndicate.orgStai leggendo3 g fa

Social-Media Age Bans Won’t Make Children Safer—But This Will

Kelly Stonelake implores EU policymakers to target addictive and toxic features directly, rather than restricting access.

originale
euronews.com10 h fa

EU online child safety rules go hard on platforms, soft on parents

Regulators are cracking down on platforms, design flaws and age verification — but bypassable tech, privacy risks and absent parental accountability are quietly undermining the whole effort.

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amnesty.org1 g fa

France: Protecting children online starts with platform design, not bans

Amnesty International says bans alone, without any requirements to change the underlying algorithms and addictive features, will not make online platform safe for children.

Leggi questa versione → originale

Timeline cronologica

  1. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·project-syndicate.org

    Social-Media Age Bans Won’t Make Children Safer—But This Will

    Kelly Stonelake implores EU policymakers to target addictive and toxic features directly, rather than restricting access.

  2. mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·amnesty.org

    France: Protecting children online starts with platform design, not bans

    Amnesty International says bans alone, without any requirements to change the underlying algorithms and addictive features, will not make online platform safe for children.

  3. giovedì 23 luglio 2026·euronews.com

    EU online child safety rules go hard on platforms, soft on parents

    Regulators are cracking down on platforms, design flaws and age verification — but bypassable tech, privacy risks and absent parental accountability are quietly undermining the…