[France submits a new version of the bill to the European Union on the ban on social media for minors under 15 years old] September 14th, local time, on September 14, French President Macron posted on social media announcing that the French government had notified the European Commission on the same day of a new version of the bill banning the use of social media by minors under the age of 15. Previously, the French Constitutional Council rejected the original bill in August on the grounds that the relevant provisions constituted an "excessive infringement" on the freedom of speech and communication of teenagers. The new plan no longer directly lists banned social media platforms, but plans to restrict about 10 harmful or addictive functions, including automatic video playback, nighttime push notifications, and communication with unfamiliar accounts. At the same time, the plan allows minors between the ages of 13 and 15 to obtain exemptions with the consent of their legal guardians. (CCTV News)