La présidente de la Commission européenne Ursula von der Leyen a défendu lundi des restrictions d'accès aux réseaux sociaux pour les enfants et adolescents, avec des limitations d'accès en fonction de l'âge.
"Nous devons envisager un accès progressif et gradué pour différentes classes d'âge" aux réseaux sociaux et autres plateformes en ligne, a déclaré la cheffe de l'exécutif européen, lors de la remise d'un rapport d'experts sur le sujet.
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