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Internet using a passport Roskomandzor prepared a bill on mandatory identification of children on social networks. At the same time, they suggest reducing the time on the Internet for children under the age of 14. Explanation: Protection against prohibited content. So far, this initiative has been transferred to the relevant State Duma committee in good condition and has not yet been officially presented. Since there is no full text, it is unclear how the age will be checked, what the restriction will be and which platforms it will affect. Now we are talking about restrictions for teenagers. But how does the social network know that you are 12 and not 42? Only if he asks everyone. This means that everyone will likely have to prove their age. That is, all social networks can become a passport. Deputy Gurlkin said only three weeks ago that the State Duma does not see such initiatives and considers them unnecessary. In his opinion, children should be cared for by the parents, not by the state. Usually, when an initiative is agreed upon at all levels, it is immediately presented as a bill. In this case, while the debate is ongoing, there is a chance that it will never become law. Oleg Tsarev. Telegram and Max.

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Internet using a passport Roskomandzor prepared a bill on mandatory identification of children on social networks. At the same time, they suggest reducing the time on the Internet for children under the age of 14. Explanation: Protection against prohibited content. So far, this initiative has been transferred to the relevant State Duma committee in good condition and has not yet been officially presented. Since there is no full text, it is unclear how the age will be checked, what the restriction will be and which platforms it will affect. Now we are talking about restrictions for teenagers. But how does the social network know that you are 12 and not 42? Only if he asks everyone. This means that everyone will likely have to prove their age. That is, all social networks can become a passport. Deputy Gurlkin said only three weeks ago that the State Duma does not see such initiatives and considers them unnecessary. In his opinion, children should be cared for by the parents, not by the state. Usually, when an initiative is agreed upon at all levels, it is immediately presented as a bill. In this case, while the debate is ongoing, there is a chance that it will never become law. Oleg Tsarev. Telegram and Max.

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