Forbidden social media over 15 years, said

French children under 15 should be banned from social media, and there should be a “digital curfew” for 15-18-year-old children, the parliamentary commission recommended.

Six months of investigating psychological impact on the minors found that a short video exchange platform “deliberately exposes our children, our young people toxic, dangerous and exciting content.”

“We need to make tiktok review its model“Says the commission that heard the testimony of teenagers and families of young victims.

Tiktkov replied, saying that he strongly rejected “the deceptive characterization of our platform” Commission, which sought “goat our company across the industry and public problems.”

“Tiktok has a permanent confidence and security program with more than 70 features and settings specifically to support the safety and well-being of teens and families on our platform,” the spokesman said.

However, the campaign’s measures were unable to hit the French inter -party commission, which describes Tiktok as one of the worst social media platforms – the “Disaster Production Line” for youth. He claims that the tick did not take sufficient measures to reduce the teenagers “spiral of harmful content”.

The French Parliamentary Investigation Recommendations come hard on the heels Australian ban on social media for children under the age of 16 which comes into force on December 10. “Faced with Platforms Social Media related to age” such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube steep penalties if they do not make “smart steps” to ban up to 16 years from accounts.

Initially, the French investigation was created after a group of families accused of exposing their children for content, which could lead them to their own lives. He heard the testimony of children as well as parents.

“The content she watched was deadly … The priority of the songs that advocate for suicide as a release,” said one mother whose daughter took her life in 2021.

Another woman named Martin said she saw her daughter Lill, who took her life at the age of 14, watching the videos talking about depression and worse.

“By no means did it subjected to the content that could inspire her for life,” said Martin Frantsef. “She was flooded with a video that offered death as a decision.”

Among the 43 recommendations of the French investigation group aimed at leaving the French children “from Tiktok”:

• Ban on social media for up to 15 years
• No Applications Using Over night with 22: 00-08: 00 to prevent night scroll
• ban on mobile phones at school
• And in the coming years, digital negligence for parents who do not protect their children.

The author of the leading investigation, Laur Miller, explained that the idea of ​​a crime for the parents of digital negligence was really simply an expansion of the existing law.

“If a six -year -old child spends seven hours a day before the ciking, we can ask ourselves the question:” Is their security and morals protected by parents? “,” she said to the journalists.

France is among several EU countries seeking to limit the use of children in social media. Denmark is also considering the possibility of a ban on social media for up to 15 years, and the Spanish government has sent a draft law on 6 years to the parliament to demand legal guardians.

The President of the European Commission Ursul von der Leyen said he was closely monitoring the implementation of the Australian law on Wednesday and will impose a college of experts by the end of 2025 about the “best approach to Europe”.

Responding to the recommendations of the French request, Tiktta stated that he had already introduced a 60-minute screen for up to 18 years, and pushed up to 16 years to turn off his app after 22:00.

The chairman of the investigation, Arthur Deloport, said he had decided to address the allegations that the curiosity intentionally “threatened” the users of the Paris Prosecutor, and the prosecutor had to decide on the next stage.

Deloport was also asked to look into the death of French impact by Jean Parmanov, who was broadcast live last month on the platform.

The National Assembly views how to regulate the digital sector and the monetization method.