Franța devine prima țară din Europa care interzice rețelele sociale pentru persoanele sub 15 ani

France has officially passed a law prohibiting children under 15 from accessing social media, requiring platforms to verify users' ages. The law will be implemented in two phases, starting September 1, with new accounts needing age verification and existing accounts by January 2027. The government emphasizes the importance of protecting children's mental health, citing concerns over social media's impact. Critics argue the law may be easily circumvented, raising questions about individual freedoms. The legislation also includes a ban on mobile phone use in high schools starting in 2026, with a focus on responsible technology use education.