EU children rules against social media

eric redegeld Posted in General Discussion 1 month ago
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Dutch Eric redegeld Replied 4 weeks ago

Haha, fair point—it definitely feels like a constant stream of new regulations coming out of Brussels!

However, looking at it pragmatically, compliance is going to be key for open-source social networking platforms moving forward. Here is a quick draft you can post back in English to address the point:

True, the regulatory pace in Europe can be pretty overwhelming! 😅

Jokes aside, it's definitely something site administrators and open-source projects need to keep on their radar. If proposals like age verification or stricter controls for under-15s move forward, software like OSSN will likely need practical core features or components—such as built-in age verification checks, parental consent options, or toggleable privacy controls—to help community owners stay compliant without extra hassle.

It's better to think about these features early so open-source alternatives stay reliable and fully compliant!

Indonesian Arsalan Shah Replied 4 weeks ago

EU have everyday new rules maybe they can close internet lol