Key Points
- The French Constitutional Council rejected the proposal to ban children's access to social media.
- The proposal was rejected on the grounds that it contradicts freedom of expression.
- The decision has dealt a blow to efforts to regulate children's access to social media.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to ban children under 15 from accessing social media was rejected by the French Constitutional Council. The Constitutional Council made this decision on the grounds that the proposal contradicts freedom of expression.
The Constitutional Council's decision has dealt a blow to efforts to regulate children's access to social media.
This development has brought back discussions on how social media companies will ensure the safety of children.
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- Who wanted to ban children's access to social media in France?
- French President Emmanuel Macron.
- Why did the Constitutional Council reject this proposal?
- Because it contradicts freedom of expression.
- How did this decision affect efforts to regulate children's access to social media?
- It negatively affected these efforts and brought back discussions on the issue.
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