The Netherlands will present proposals to the European Commission aimed at protecting minors on social networks. These proposals include establishing a common minimum age across the European Union for social media access. The initiative also focuses on implementing mechanisms to ensure privacy is respected and requiring online platforms to demonstrate the safety of their services for children. Another EU country is joining the Netherlands in this effort to standardize rules across all member states. The proposals, reported by EFE and relayed by Agerpres, seek to address growing concerns regarding children’s online safety. This regulatory push intends to create a more secure digital environment for young users throughout the European Union. The details of the second EU country involved were not immediately available.