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The European Commission has postponed the implementation of national legislation aimed at restricting minors' access to social media for at least a year. This decision follows Austria's notification to Brussels about its intention to impose such restrictions. The Commission aims to prevent a patchwork of laws across EU member states and seeks a harmonized approach to online safety for children. The proposed 'Children's Law' is still pending approval from the European Parliament and member states. Meanwhile, political pressure is increasing for better protection of minors online, with various national initiatives emerging. France's recent law banning social media for those under 15 was annulled by the Constitutional Council, prompting President Macron to promise a new robust law by spring 2027.