Legislative measures prohibiting children from using social media platforms are a result of growing concerns about their safety and well-being in modern society. These decisions aim to protect children from potential risks in the online environment and create a healthy environment for their development.
Redaksiya, citing The New York Times, reports that the country is banning children under 16 from using social media with a broad federal law, one of the first attempts at nationwide regulation. This law aims to regulate children's online activities and protect them from potential harm. The main goal of the law is to prevent the dangers that children may encounter on social media platforms.
The adoption of this law covers issues such as limiting the time children spend on social media platforms, protecting their personal data, and safeguarding them from online bullying, exploitation, and other harmful influences. The legislation provides for control mechanisms for children's use of social media platforms, the role of parents and guardians, as well as the steps platforms must take to ensure children's safety. This law is an important step towards ensuring children's safety in the online environment.