French Political Leaders Face Social Media Dilemma Amid Risks and Criticism
French political leaders grapple with reliance on social media platforms like X amid rising safety concerns and legislative efforts.
French political leaders grapple with reliance on social media platforms like X amid rising safety concerns and legislative efforts.
The European Commission has validated France's plan to ban social media for children under 15, backed by school-level phone restrictions to enhance adolescent well-being.
The French National Assembly has approved a law banning social media access for individuals under 15, aiming to protect adolescent health and establishing France as a pioneer in Europe following Australia.
France debates a law to ban social media use for under-15s, with divided scientific opinions and European precedents influencing the ongoing parliamentary discussions.
France's government, led by President Macron, fast-tracks legislation to ban social media for under-15s and mobile phones in high schools starting next school year to protect youth wellbeing.
France grapples with legal challenges and calls for parental vigilance in regulating minors' access to social media and the online game Roblox.
France plans to ban social media access for children under 15 starting September 2026, alongside extending phone bans in high schools, aiming to protect youth from digital harms.
A viral AI-generated video falsely showing a coup in France has drawn President Macron's criticism of Facebook for poor moderation, highlighting rising concerns over misinformation and the need for judicial intervention.
French President Macron criticizes Facebook for refusing to remove a viral AI-generated fake coup video, raising concerns over misinformation and election interference.
TikTok creators profit from fake news and sensational stories, challenging the platform's monetization rules and fueling misinformation in France.
President Emmanuel Macron plans to introduce a law establishing a minimum age of 15 or 16 for social media access with mandatory age verification to protect minors.
President Macron announces plans for a new judicial 'référé' allowing fast legal action against social media misinformation and harassment within 48 hours.
Hoora, a 2023 mobile gaming startup, raised €1.1 million to grow its social swipe-based platform that offers instant access to hundreds of games without downloads.
Épinay students achieve viral success with their relatable web series.
Marina Kaye's new parenting rules have ignited a public debate on social media.