The new Regulation of the European Parliament just received the final legal form. It will enter into force in 2018.
What does this mean for the average user of social media? Well, likely that services will require us to scan the ID card. For non-compliance with the Regulation, the Union will be able to punish them high fines.
The new law is intended to protect children from inappropriate content and so. “Hejtinigiem”. But some suggest that underage and so find a way to access your favorite sites.
Facebook with the permission of their parents – better protection or hassle?
Internet takes fierce debate about the meaning of the EU Regulation. Its proponents suggest that it will curb the negative practices of Internet widespread among children. Opponents argue that it will allow news services to collect further personal data of users, for example. Social Security numbers.
Should the EU to limit access to social media to persons under the age of 16?
“in the end, a good idea. Looking at the entries of today’s youth, it seems that there is much more reluctance, offensive than for adult users. Maybe it hidden hejting” – notes the user Oldtimer forum Komputerswiat.pl.
“Children publish social media not only information a person. they throw the mass of pictures, videos and information about their peers. Most often without their knowledge or consent, unknowingly injuring others. Therefore, control of access to good thing “- praises the user Bystryy online Dobreprogramy.pl.
” Regulation can be fatal. By sending a scan of ID, while service will share our personal data. Social Security numbers will have served on a tray. This is a big step towards the total infiltration “- expresses its concern at the forum user Wwq Komputerswiat.pl.
” Another way to reduce our rights. Parents should control the child and limit his access to the Internet, check what the network is. I raise. No top-down constraints do not fix “it – says Mariusz online Dobreprogramy.pl.
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