The intervention comes as most European Union countries fall in line behind plans for a digital age of majority across the EU, which could restrict children below a certain age from accessing social media platforms and would be the strongest move yet to protect kids online, News.Az reports citing Politico.
A declaration expressing support for the general idea of a digital age of majority was tabled at a ministerial meeting in Denmark on Friday. Estonia and Belgium declined to sign, while the rest of the EU countries, plus Norway and Iceland, did.





