- UK government proposes age restrictions on social media platforms, mirroring successful policies implemented in Australia.
- A UK policy implemented on January 1st regarding social media usage is now influencing broader European Union policy.
- The Irish government is seeking EU-level action on social media, influenced by successful UK policy models regarding age restrictions.
The European Commission may propose protective measures regarding social media, with Ireland favoring EU-level action.
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Updated Jun 17
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The European Commission may propose protective measures regarding social media, with Ireland favoring EU-level action.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ireland prefers EU-level action as the Commission considers new protective measures for big tech.1 source
EU may regulate social media for children, with Ireland favoring EU action.1 source
Commission proposes age limits for major social media platforms to protect youth.1 source
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The entities involved
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
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Ireland
sovereign state in Northwestern Europe
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Instagram
photo and video sharing social network owned by Meta Platforms
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