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City of Amsterdam gives ChatLicense as a gift

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1 October 2025

This year, Amsterdam children will once again receive a free one-year subscription to ChatLicense. This promotion is part of the Online Living Environment for Young People Program, in which the City of Amsterdam is working to improve media literacy and create a safer and healthier digital environment for Amsterdam’s young people.

During the ScholenArena in Amsterdam on Friday, November 21st, and Saturday, November 22nd, flyers will be distributed to all year 8 children visiting the municipality and GGD booths.

Want a free year of ChatLicense now? You can! Amsterdammers, download the app from your app store and sign up for a free Family subscription with the code: LC17VWGN. The subscription expires automatically after one year.

Don’t miss out, the promotion runs until November 30th, 2025.

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