EU Freezes National Laws on Social Media for Minors for One Year
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The European Commission has temporarily halted national laws on protecting minors on social networks for one year. This move aims to prevent fragmentation and allow negotiations for the EU Kids Act to proceed unhindered. The Commission's proposal seeks to harmonize rules across the EU to ensure consistent protection for all children.
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