"Europe Could Kick Majority of Teens Off Social Media, and That Would Be Tragic"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/larry-magid/europe-could-kick-majorit_b_8774742.html

        European policymakers are considering a draft of the European
        Data Protection Regulation that would prohibit teens under 16
        from participating in social media without parental consent. Up
        until this point, the draft Regulation set the age at 13, which
        is consistent with laws and practices around the world.

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