Rosekbendor denied plans to ban children under 14 from using the Internet, and denied media reports that the agency had allegedly proposed banning Internet use by children under 14 and proposed requiring social networks to verify the age of users. This was reported by the press service of the supervisory authority. "The ministry did not accept such an initiative. We consider it necessary to provide users of social networks with content appropriate for their age, the press service of Roscomnadzor quoted TASS as saying. The ministry also denied information that it sent a similar country a bill on mandatory identification of children on social networks. Earlier, some media reported that Rozkundgor's representative allegedly made such an initiative at a meeting of a similar committee on family, women and children, and also sent the relevant document to the Committee on Information Policy. According to publications, it was proposed not only to limit the stay time of children under the age of 14, but also to introduce mandatory verification of their age. Roscom emphasized that this information is not true. Follow ivbg.ru | Ivbg in Max.