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25 EU countries back Danish statement on stronger protection for children online

( October 10, 2025, 10:30 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A total of 27 European countries, including all EU member states except Estonia and Belgium, have signed a Danish statement calling for stronger protections for children online. The Jutland Declaration highlights the need for a clear European legal requirement for social media to implement effective and privacy-safe age verification, as well as for regulation of harmful practices on digital services, such as addictive designs and dark patterns. The document "sets the scene for the continued work to protect children and young people in the EU", Caroline Stage, Denmark's Minister for Digital Affairs, said in a statement on Friday. Statement and Jutland declaration attached. ...

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