France has officially approved a nationwide ban on social media usage for children under the age of fifteen. In addition to the digital restriction, the new law prohibits the use of mobile phones within high schools across the country. President Macron intends for these measures to take effect at the start of the upcoming school year. The primary goal of the legislation is to shield young users from harmful online content and its negative psychological effects. By implementing these rules, France is taking a pioneering step within the European Union. Several other European nations are currently considering similar restrictions on digital platforms to protect minors. This move signals a growing trend toward stricter regulation of technology in educational environments.