A bill that increases the obligations of internet giants regarding the protection of minors on social media was adopted yesterday, Wednesday, the Brazilian Congress, following a scandal involving an influencer who was allegedly involved. The bill was approved by the Senate a week after it was adopted by the House. It will come into force a year after its ratification by Brazilian President Luis Inassi Lula da Silva. The new law The new law is forcing social media platforms to connect the accounts of their users under 16 years of age with those of their parents. Parents will be able to check who comes in contact with their children through social media. At the same time, platforms should “control and limit, to the extent of their technical capabilities, the content that has a clear goal of attracting children”. After all, social media will be obliged […]
Source: News Beast
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