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Milano, 16 set. (askanews) - L'Unione europea prevede di vietare l'accesso ai social network ai minori di 13 anni e di consentire solo un accesso limitato e supervisionato fino all'età di 15 anni, secondo le misure rese note dalla presidente dell'Ue, Ursula von der Leyen, durante il suo discorso annuale sullo stato dell'Unione. Fra i cittadini europei, dove alcuni Paesi hanno già probito i social sotto una certa età, come la Spagna, le opinioni sono contrastanti.

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00:08I think it's definitely going to be beneficial in the long term for the kids
00:11because there's obviously a lot of problems with using social media at this age
00:16but I'm not sure how effective the ban will be
00:20like how are they actually going to stop people from just changing their age on TikTok
00:23I believe it's the sort of thing at the beginning
00:26there might be a lot of backlash and it might take a bit of time
00:28but actually over time as it deepens there'll be stronger security
00:33and it'll continue to increase and also the separation that I think young people
00:39will experience will also help over time
00:53I don't think the government, in this case the European Union, have to dictate certain prohibitions
01:01the education of the menors is normally responsible for their families, their parents
01:06the students, their teachers, the education is what they should primate
01:10and I think if they have to prohibit or they should prohibit something
01:14they should be the parents in their childhood
01:16I think it's perfect, and it's more, I'd like to prohibit that the parents
01:20they're going to be exposed to the social media
01:22because at the end the danger they're going to be exposed to the same
01:25it's the aesthetic pressure of being completely observed, to observe
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