Lovitură pentru Macron. Consiliul Constituțional din Franța blochează interdicția rețelelor sociale pentru copiii sub 15 ani

France's Constitutional Council has blocked a law prohibiting children under 15 from accessing social media, a setback for President Macron. The council deemed the law unconstitutional, citing concerns over clarity and freedom of expression. This decision highlights potential legal challenges for similar measures in other countries. France was the first major European nation to propose such a ban, following Australia's restrictions for those under 16. Critics argue that enforcing age verification is complex and may infringe on privacy rights. Macron had advocated for the law, citing issues like loneliness and harassment affecting youth.