The request to Ursula von der Leyen came weeks after France’s Constitutional Council struck down the national version, The Next Web reports.
The Next Web reports that Macron asked Ursula von der Leyen for an EU-wide social media ban for under-15s after France’s Constitutional Council struck down the national version. The outlet says age verification and privacy objections sank the French ban—and argues that moving the proposal to the EU level does not resolve those concerns.
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The request to Ursula von der Leyen came weeks after France’s Constitutional Council struck down the national version, The Next Web reports.
The Next Web reports that Macron asked Ursula von der Leyen for an EU-wide social media ban for under-15s after France’s Constitutional Council struck down the national version. The outlet says age verification and privacy objections sank the French ban—and argues that moving the proposal to the EU level does not resolve those concerns.
TNW@thenextwebFrance's court killed the ban. Macron went to Brussels instead. The objection that sank it was age verification and privacy, which does not dissolve when you move the law to a continent of 450 million people.
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TNW@thenextwebFrance's court killed the ban. Macron went to Brussels instead. The objection that sank it was age verification and privacy, which does not dissolve when you move the law to a continent of 450 million people.