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The plan is part of an EU Kids Act, which is due to be announced this week.
The EU is set to propose restrictions on under-15s accessing social media.
The plan is part of an EU Kids Act, which is due to be announced this week.
It would also extend to AI chatbots and online games, according to a document seen by Reuters.
Children between 13 and 14 can set up an introductory account with parental control, while accounts for anyone younger must be fully controlled by parents.
Occupied Territories Bill Comes Into Effect
The Government says the move should now be followed by action across the European Union.
Revolut Scammed After Passing On Data To "Unauthorised Third Party"
It says it's contacted all affected customers.
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The three leaders have signed a memorandum of understanding at a big meeting in Cardiff - to talk about independence from the United Kingdom
Trump Removes Whiskey Levy For Ireland Only
He made the announcement at his Doonbeg resort last night.
Trump Attends Irish Open In Doonbeg After Protests Over Ireland Visit
The visit comes after thousands of people took part in demonstrations in Dublin yesterday, with protesters marching from Parnell Square to Dáil Éireann in opposition to the US President's trip.
Trump Heads West For Irish Open After Dublin Engagements
President Trump said he believed the relationship between Ireland and the United States would continue to grow stronger.
TikTok Agrees To Appear Before Oirechtas Media Committee
The company had proposed meeting members privately
Kildare-Based Ambulance Service CEO Criticises HSE After NAS Workers Allege Harassment And Misogyny
It was revealed during an RTÉ Prime Time documentary that aired yesterday (10 September).
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