France Constitutional Council strikes down social media ban for under-15s

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• [● 21 SOURCES] President Emmanuel Macron instructed Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to rewrite the law to be legally robust. racin.mk · www.elmundo.es · www.insider.gr · www.tlz.de · www.ethnos.gr · +15 more
• [● 30 SOURCES] The ban applied to services where risks to minors' health and safety had not been proven. www.lospecialegiornale.it · www.faz.net · www.elmundo.es · thefaq.gr · www.francetransactions.com · +24 more
• [● 19 SOURCES] The law lacked sufficient legal guarantees for age verification and threatened user privacy. racin.mk · thefaq.gr · www.insider.gr · www.francetransactions.com · www.tlz.de · +13 more
• [● 35 SOURCES] The ban was deemed an inadequate, unnecessary, and disproportionate restriction on freedom of expression and communication. www.lospecialegiornale.it · www.faz.net · www.elmundo.es · thefaq.gr · www.francetransactions.com · +29 more
• [● 24 SOURCES] The French Parliament passed the law on July 21. www.lospecialegiornale.it · www.elmundo.es · racin.mk · www.biziday.ro · cryptoast.fr · +18 more
• [● 40 SOURCES] The French Constitutional Council struck down the ban on social media use for minors under 15. www.lospecialegiornale.it · www.faz.net · racin.mk · thefaq.gr · www.elmundo.es · +34 more