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EU Unveils "EU Kids Act": Social Media Banned for Under-13s, Self-Registered Accounts Only Allowed at 15
The European Commission has proposed the EU Kids Act, which would ban social media use for children under 13, require parental supervision for those aged 13 to 14, and only allow self-registered accounts starting at age 15. The proposal also calls for platforms to remove addictive design features like infinite scroll and recommendation algorithms.
ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox crossed the 45 million user threshold and were included in the EU's most stringent regulatory list
The European Commission classified ChatGPT as a "very large online search engine" and Reddit and Roblox as "very large online platforms". The three must comply with the strictest regulations of the "Digital Services Act" within four months.
Apple's New EU Fee Structure Kicks In: Same App, Commission Can Jump from 5% to 26%
Apple has announced updated business terms for EU apps, effective October 1. The old Core Technology Fee will be replaced by a new Core Technology Commission, with rates varying based on payment method and whether developers join a partner program—creating a gap of up to 21 percentage points.
IRIS² Locks In 348 Satellites — For the EU, This Is About Sovereignty, Not a Numbers War
IRIS² has finalized a construction agreement for 348 satellites, 66 more than originally planned. But the goal was never commercial broadband — it's the EU securing its own government communications insurance policy.