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French Top Court Gets It Right, Strikes Down Social Media Ban For Youths

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France’s top court has struck down legislation banning social media use for individuals under 15 years old, citing infringement on free expression and privacy rights. This decision is significant as similar bans are being considered globally, highlighting the need for balanced policies that protect fundamental rights while addressing online safety concerns. Developers and tech professionals should watch how France reworks its legislation to align with constitutional standards.

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