EU KIDS Act Approved: No Social Media Under 13
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The Act shifts the burden of proof to platforms, requiring them to submit child safety plans in advance and prove their services are safe, with age verification using zero-knowledge proof tools. This creates significant compliance and product-adjustment pressure for social media, video-sharing and gaming platforms ope…
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- European Commission Press CornerEU 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.