France's highest court has blocked a recent law that aimed to impose a blanket ban on social media platforms for users under the age of 15. This decision comes after the French government implemented the ban in response to growing concerns about the impact of digital content on children. The court's ruling emphasized the importance of constitutional freedoms in its decision.
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France's top court blocks social media ban for under-15s, citing constitutional rights
France's top court has overturned a law that sought to ban social media access for individuals under 15 years old. The court highlighted constitutional rights as a key factor in its ruling against the ban, which was enacted due to concerns about the effects of digital content on minors.
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