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- Poland is advancing legislation to ban social media for children under 15, joining other European nations considering similar restrictions and potentially clashing with US tech firms.
- Education Minister Barbara Nowacka said the Civic Coalition party will present the draft law.
- The draft law would impose fines on platforms that fail to verify users' ages.
- The law targets children's mental health and is expected to take effect by early 2027.
