European Union countries agreed on setting up new online rules on Saturday, in a move to limit inappropriate content.
This move targets mainly Google, Amazon, Meta, previously known as Facebook, and Apple (GAFA).
“Google, Meta, and other larges online platforms will have to act to better protect their users,” EU lawmaker Dita Charanzova said in a statement, according to Reuters.
According to Kaspersky and Immersion’s survey results published earlier this year, 9 out of 10 children use smartphones on a daily basis, and about 68% of them have their own smartphones.
The survey also showed that 83% of parents believe that their children are too often confronted with violent content on the Internet, while 82% believe that digital entertainment “takes up too much time in children’s daily lives.”
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