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#未成年人保护

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Sep 17Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    EU Unveils KIDS Act: No Social Media Under 13

    European Commission Executive Vice-President Virkkunen presented the EU KIDS Act, which bars social media use under 13, allows 13-15 year-olds access only through guardian accounts, and imposes safety-by-design obligations for users under 18. Platforms must prevent stranger messaging, personalised ads and addictive features, and a framework for age verification and parental tools is established. The Digital Services Act had already led to investigations into TikTok and Meta.

  2. European Commission Press Corner

    EU KIDS Act Approved: No Social Media Under 13

    European Commission President von der Leyen announced the EU KIDS Act has been approved by the College. It bans social media under 13 and personal accounts under 15; ages 13-15 may use only mini accounts set up and supervised by parents or guardians, limited to one hour a day. For ages 15-18, safety-by-design is obligatory. Platforms must submit child safety plans in advance, and age verification uses EU-certified tools.

Sep 15Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Gaming and Amusement Industry Compliance and Innovation Symposium Held in Guangzhou

    The China Cultural and Entertainment Industry Association led a symposium on compliance and innovative development of the gaming and amusement industry in Guangzhou, attended by officials from some regional authorities, industry associations and leading companies. The meeting conveyed the latest regulatory requirements on compliance management, emphasizing prevention of gambling-related risks, strict protection of minors, and content and information security. It noted the industry is in a key phase of structural adjustment and upgrading, with rising international recognition of domestic amusement equipment and good overseas market growth, showing a 'domestic upgrading, overseas growth' patt…