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The decision issued on 7 August 2025 by the Luxembourg Independent Audiovisual Authority (ALIA) follows a self-referral concerning the LiveJasmin video-sharing platform. In the course of its investigation, the ALIA assessed the compliance of the age-verification measures implemented by the providers JWS Americas S.à r.l. and JWS International S.à r.l. with Article 28 septies of the amended Law of 27 July 1991 on Electronic Media, transposing article 28 ter of the Directive on audiovisual media services. LiveJasmin offers its users access to sexually explicit content reserved for...

A report on the psychological effects of TikTok on minors, written by the National Assembly’s committee of enquiry, has been published. In its report, the committee, chaired by Arthur Delaporte with Laure Miller as rapporteur, expresses concern about the harmful effects of the Chinese social network on the mental health of minors, noting that content moderation does not meet the requirements of the DSA. In the light of these findings, the rapporteurs put forward 43 proposals, including banning under-15s from social networks (excluding messaging services), introducing a digital curfew from...

On 14 July 2025, the European Commission published its guidelines on the protection of minors under the DSA, to ensure a safe online experience for children and young users. The guidelines, using a risk-based approach and acknowledging the fact that platforms may pose different risks to minors (due to their size, purpose and user base), are set to apply to all online platforms accessible to minors. Micro enterprises (with fewer than 10 persons and whose annual turnover and/or annual balance sheet total does not exceed EUR 2 million) and small enterprises (with fewer than 50 persons and whose...

The French Minister for Culture and the Minister for AI and the Digital Economy had sought the annulment of the interim order of 16 June 2025 (see IRIS 2025-7:1/14) which, at the request of the operator of the Cyprus-based xHamster website, had suspended the order of 26 February 2025 requiring 17 pornographic websites (including its own) established in another EU member state to implement an effective system for verifying their users’ age. The Conseil d’Etat (Council of State) ruled that the interim relief judge of the Paris Administrative Court had erred in law by relying solely...

Article 1-3 of the Law of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy (LCEN), created by Article 12 of the Law of 21 May 2024 aimed at securing and regulating the digital space, requires any producer of pornographic content simulating simple, aggravated or incestuous rape to display, before and during its distribution, a message warning all users, regardless of age, of the illegal nature of the behaviour depicted. Decree no. 2025-767 of 4 August 2025, which implements this provision, specifies the wording of the message warning users of such pornographic content, as well as how it should...