French Parents Support Social Media Ban for Under-15s Despite Doubts About Effectiveness
A study in France reveals that while 90% of parents support legislation to prohibit social media access for children under 15, many question the measure's actual ability to protect minors. This finding emerges amid intensifying national discussions about online safety for young people. The research highlights a contradiction between parental approval of the proposed law and skepticism regarding its practical impact.
Key facts
- 90% of French parents favor banning social media for those under 15
- Parents express doubts about the ban's effectiveness in safeguarding children
- The study was conducted amid growing debates on youth online protection in France
- The research reveals a paradox between support for the law and concerns over its implementation
- The findings were published by artsixMic in March 2026
Entities
Institutions
- artsixMic
Locations
- France