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France's court just blocked Macron's plan to ban kids from social media

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The big picture: As various governments grapple with how to rein in the effects of social media on children, many, including several European countries, are considering an outright youth ban. However, France has just demonstrated that balancing such legislation with constitutional freedoms remains tricky.

France's highest court struck down a law this week that would have banned children under 15 from accessing social media networks such as Facebook and X.

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