Reported 4 months ago
Spain's government has introduced a comprehensive law to safeguard children from online threats, featuring virtual restraining orders against criminals, health screenings for teenagers to detect emotional disorders related to social media, and raising the minimum age for opening social media accounts. The proposal aims to address concerns over sexual violence and abuse linked to the internet, with measures like specific crimes for sharing pornographic material with minors, combating 'deepfake' images using AI, banning cellphone use in elementary schools, and training teachers on internet safety.
Source: YAHOO