UE vrea să restricționeze accesul copiilor la rețelele sociale. Măsura pune la încercare relația fragilă cu Trump

The EU's plan to restrict children's access to social media faces challenges from US tech companies and political pressures. Ursula von der Leyen is set to propose age limits, with children under 13 barred from social media. This approach is more lenient than measures in countries like the UK and Australia. France and Greece advocate for stricter rules, while Nordic countries express concerns about enforceability. Social media companies claim to have already implemented protective measures for minors. The plan may provoke backlash from the Trump administration, which opposes such restrictions, citing free speech and business interests. Geopolitical pressures complicate the EU's regulatory efforts.