France has passed a law prohibiting individuals under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms. The legislation, recently adopted by Parliament, aims to protect young people from online risks and potential harm. Details regarding enforcement mechanisms, such as parental consent and age verification systems, are still being finalized. Supporters of the law cite concerns about cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, and the impact on mental health. Critics raise questions about freedom of expression and the practicality of implementing the ban effectively. The law represents a significant step towards regulating the online experiences of children in France, following similar debates in other countries. Further details on the specifics of the law’s implementation will be released in the coming months.