
EU Kids Act Requires Gamers to Prove Age: Social Media Bans for Under-15s
Published September 16, 2026
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The EU Kids Act proposes age verification for gamers and potential social media bans for under-15s, sparking technological and political dialogue across nations.
The EU Kids Act is proposing regulations that require gamers to verify their age before accessing online platforms. This initiative is part of a broader proposal to limit social media and AI chatbot access for under-15s. France is advocating for these changes after a previous attempt to impose similar restrictions failed. The proposal aims to enhance children's safety online, with EU nations discussing these stringent measures as part of their regulation reform.
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