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France’s Under-15 Social Media Ban

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The Constitutional Council struck down the under-15 social media ban, finding it disproportionate and raising privacy concerns about age verification. Macron has asked the prime minister to draft a revised bill by next spring; the ban has been overturned, and the revised proposal remains ahead.

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    1. Update 115: France draws the line, and the rest of Europe is taking notes
    2. Update 2France's Top Court Kills Under-15 Social Media Ban — Macron to Rewrite by Spring

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    1. Update 2Pagkalipas ng 26 araw

      France's Top Court Kills Under-15 Social Media Ban — Macron to Rewrite by Spring

      The Constitutional Council called a blanket under-15 ban disproportionate on expression and privacy — leaving Macron to try a narrower rewrite.

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      • No verified text defines the narrowed scope, verification design, or covered apps and games for a rewrite.

    2. Update 1

      15: France draws the line, and the rest of Europe is taking notes

      Paris becomes the first EU capital to bar under-15s from social media. Australia already did. The UK is next. Whether age checks can survive the trip is the open question.

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      • Whether age verification systems can be deployed at French scale without becoming either trivial to evade or intrusive in routine use.
      • Whether left-wing lawmakers will refer the law to the Constitutional Council, and if so, on what grounds.
      • Which platforms the law will formally cover and how the regulator will treat VPNs, foreign-language apps, and accounts opened before the cutoff.

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    • Emmanuel MacronPresident of France and Co-Prince of Andorra since 20172 ulat

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    • FranceFrance2 ulat
    • AustraliaAustralia1 ulat
    • Conseil constitutionnel2 Gal de Montpensier, 75001 Paris, France1 ulat
    • National Assembly - Palais Bourbon126 Rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris, France1 ulat
    • United KingdomUnited Kingdom1 ulat

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