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France became the first EU country to ban social media for children under 15, with both parliamentary chambers approving the measure. The law, part of President Emmanuel Macron’s second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and faces potential delays due to a constitutional review. Opponents argue it may violate constitutional principles and be difficult to enforce.

French lawmakers approved a bill banning children under 15 from social media, making France the first EU country to implement such a measure. The legislation, part of President Emmanuel Macron’s second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and faces potential constitutional review before implementation.

French lawmakers approved a bill banning children under 15 from social media, making France the first EU country to implement such a measure. The law, part of President Emmanuel Macron’s second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and faces potential constitutional review before implementation in September.

French lawmakers approved a bill banning children under 15 from using social media, making France the first EU country to implement such a measure. The legislation, part of President Emmanuel Macron’s second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and follows concerns over harmful content linked to teen suicides and mental health issues.

French lawmakers passed a bill banning children under 15 from social media, making France the first EU country to implement such a measure. The law, part of Macron's second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and addresses harmful content linked to teen mental health issues.

French lawmakers passed a bill banning children under 15 from social media, making France the first EU country to implement such a ban. The legislation, part of President Macron’s second-term agenda, also prohibits mobile phone use in high schools and faces potential delays due to a constitutional review. Opponents argue the law’s constitutionality and enforcement feasibility.

French lawmakers approved a bill banning children under 15 from social media, a flagship initiative of President Emmanuel Macron’s second term. The legislation also prohibits mobile phones in high schools and faces potential delays due to a constitutional review. Opponents argue the bill’s constitutionality and enforceability, while supporters highlight risks of harmful content and youth mental health concerns.