
Macron Pushes Fast-Track Ban on Social Media for Under-15s
France’s president claims children’s mental health is being harmed by online platforms, using data reflecting widespread daily smartphone and social media use among teenagers.

France’s president claims children’s mental health is being harmed by online platforms, using data reflecting widespread daily smartphone and social media use among teenagers.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner says age verification takes time but expects platforms to improve performance.

There is a direct link between our establishment’s struggle against social media and ‘fake news’ and the growing perception of politicians as dishonest.

A Swedish court fined a man whose words online described drag performers as having a sexual interest in children.

GBNews reports that migrants in France have

“Young men are fed up with the barrage of ideology they receive in schools, with being blamed for being men, and with attempts to make them docile.”

According to a campaigning petition, X Corp. has “legally abandoned its rights” to the Twitter trademarks after rebranding the social media platform.

Censoring the internet for children never ends there.

The country joins a growing international push to set minimum ages for social media use.

Condemning Fuentes’ and Owens’ listeners will only deepen their sense of being misunderstood.