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France Parliament to Vote on Social Media Ban for Under-15s

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France's parliament is set to vote on Tuesday on a proposal that would ban children under the age of 15 from using social media platforms. The move reflects a growing global trend of governments taking legislative action to restrict minors' access to social media. Countries such as Brazil and Australia have already moved toward implementing similar age-based restrictions. Proponents of such bans argue they are necessary to protect children from the potential harms of social media exposure.

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