Five EU countries, including France, will test an age verification app to stop children accessing inappropriate online content.
Alma Stefureac
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The European Commission has announced that Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Spain, France and Greece will customize an age verification app to protect minors from harmful online content. The app will allow users to prove they are over 18, similar to real-life identity checks. In addition, the Commission has published guidelines for the protection of minors, addressing issues such as addictive design, cyberbullying and unwanted contact from strangers, recommending measures such as setting minors' accounts to private by default.
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Cinci țări din UE vor testa o aplicație menită să împiedice accesul copiilor la conținuturi online dăunătoare prin verificarea vârstei utilizatorilor - caleaeuropeana.ro
Cinci țări din UE vor testa o aplicație menită să împiedice accesul copiilor la conținuturi online dăunătoare prin verificarea vârstei utilizatorilor
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