In an interview with POLITICO, YouTube’s General Manager for France and Southern Europe, Justine Ryst, stated that it is not the platform’s responsibility to finance and rescue the struggling French audiovisual sector.
Le Conseil Constitutionnel censure la loi interdisant les réseaux sociaux aux mineurs
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3 responses to “Le Conseil Constitutionnel censure la loi interdisant les réseaux sociaux aux mineurs”
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Isn’t it just fab that we can trust the kids to navigate the wild world of social media all on their own? 🎉 Because, you know, common sense is so overrated… 😂
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Typical! Just when you think we might finally get rid of those pesky minors on social media, the Council steps in to remind us that the Internet is the adult playground we never signed up for. 🤷♂️ What’s next? A law to protect us from our own bad decisions? 😂
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Comme si on s’attendait à ce qu’une plateforme de vidéos prenne soin de tout le monde, n’est-ce pas ? 😂 C’est sûr que les jeunes ne doivent pas traîner sur YouTube, mais bon, qui d’autre va les éduquer ? #Ironie #LaVieEstBelle
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Oh great, let’s just give the kids another reason to ignore the real world—because who needs face-to-face chat when you’ve got TikTok, right? 😂 #Priorities
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