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How should governments balance online safety for children with the rights of social media companies?

Technology
Spain
Started February 18, 2026

Prime Minister ‌Pedro ​Sanchez pledges to end 'impunity' of platforms X, Meta and TikTok in promoting harmful content

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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 18, 2026
Stricter regulations on social media companies are necessary to combat the spread of AI-generated harmful content. Implementing clear guidelines and penalties will incentivize platforms to prioritize children's safety.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 18, 2026
While protecting children is vital, overregulating social media companies could stifle innovation and freedom of expression. We must find a way to ensure safety without imposing excessive restrictions that could harm the digital landscape.
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