Roskomnadzor denied reports that it had proposed limiting internet time for children under 14

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Roskomnadzor proposed limiting internet time for children under 14 Roskomnadzor also proposes introducing mandatory identification of children on social media in Russia. The corresponding bill has been sent to the State Duma, Vedomosti reports. Roskomnadzor is convinced that this measure…

Roskomnadzor denied reports that it had proposed limiting internet time for children under 14

Roskomnadzor also says it did not propose requiring social media platforms to verify children’s ages.

The agency did not put forward such an initiative,

Roskomnadzor said, RIA Novosti reports.

🔵Earlier, Vedomosti wrote that Roskomnadzor had sent a bill to the State Duma providing for mandatory identification of children on social media, and had also proposed reducing the time children under 14 spend online.

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The Agency Denies Its Own Plan

The agency denies plans to limit children’s internet use and verify ages.

The bill apparently reached parliament by itself.