En tryg barndom i en digital virkelighed ("A Safe Childhood in a Digital Reality") sets out Denmark's national strategy to curb algorithmic exposure and tech exploitation among youth. It establishes five core objectives: raising the entry age for social media and smartphones, ensuring digital devices carry child-friendly default settings, reducing online abuse and harassment, enforcing digital platform accountability, and spearheading stricter EU child protection standards. Proposing a national social media age limit of 15, the policy shifts responsibility from individual families to systemic platform regulation, protecting child development through screen-free environments, parental guidance, and strict legal enforcement.
En tryg barndom i en digital virkelighed ("A Safe Childhood in a Digital Reality") sets out Denmark's national strategy to curb algorithmic exposure and tech exploitation among youth. It establishes five core objectives: raising the entry age for social media and smartphones, ensuring digital devices carry child-friendly default settings, reducing online abuse and harassment, enforcing digital platform accountability, and spearheading stricter EU child protection standards. Proposing a national social media age limit of 15, the policy shifts responsibility from individual families to systemic platform regulation, protecting child development through screen-free environments, parental guidance, and strict legal enforcement.
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