Spain proposes law to protect children from online threats, with virtual restraining orders, stricter social media age limits, and health screenings for teenagers.

Spain has proposed a law to protect children from online threats, including virtual restraining orders for felons, stricter age limits to open social media accounts, and health screenings for teenagers to detect emotional disorders related to online activity. The government aims to give families peace of mind regarding the safety of children in digital environments. The legislation will need parliamentary approval to become law.