James31 Aug 2026The government introduced a bill to ban under-16s from social media, with platforms facing fines of up to 10% of global revenue for non-compliance. #NewZealand #SocialMedia0 likes0 comments#newzealand#socialmedia
Abdurrahman 2 Jul 2026Saudi plans stricter social media rules for users under 16. #SaudiArabia #SocialMedia #Tech #Safety #News #Youth2 likes1 comments#safety#saudiarabia#tech#youth#news
Al Zaheri29 Jun 2026UAE Social Media Ban Shifts Responsibility to Platforms The UAE’s new under-15 social media ban places greater responsibility on technology companies, with the principle that “a child cannot consent” guiding the policy. Experts say platforms must strengthen age verification and safety measures, shifting liability away from families and towards providers to better protect children online. #UAE #S4 likes4 comments#childsafety#socialmedia#uae
Jacob Smith29 Jun 2026Australia has announced plans to double the maximum penalty for companies that breach the country's social media minimum age law to 99 million Australian dollars. The updated legislation will also empower the eSafety Commissioner to demand proof that platforms are enforcing the ban on users under the age of 16, strengthening online child safety measures. #Australia #SocialMedia #OnlineSafety #Tech4 likes2 comments#technology#socialmedia#australia#children#onlinesafety
Faisal 24 Jun 2026CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke is set to appear before a panel of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology regarding the withholding of the organization’s account on X. According to reports, the ministry asked Dipke to attend a hearing in person at its headquarters. The case has attracted attention amid ongoing debates over digital platforms, content moderation, freedom of expression and2 likes2 comments#indianews#dig#x#socialmedia#abhijeetdipke
Al Zaheri21 Jun 2026Parents Back UAE Under-15 Social Media Ban Many parents across the UAE support the proposed under-15 social media ban, citing growing concerns over online predators, screen addiction and harmful content. They believe stricter age restrictions will help protect children’s mental health, improve online safety and encourage healthier digital habits with stronger parental supervision. #UAE #ChildSaf2 likes2 comments#childsafety#socialmedia#uae
Al Zaheri19 Jun 2026How Social Media Platforms May Enforce UAE’s Under-15 Ban Platforms are likely to use stronger age checks like digital ID verification, mobile number authentication, and AI-based age estimation to prevent under-15 sign-ups. Existing accounts flagged as underage may be restricted or removed. Some services may also require parental consent and work with UAE regulators and telecom providers for enfo2 likes2 comments#safety#socialmedia#uae
James15 Jun 2026UK Approves Sweeping Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s The UK has moved to impose a full social media ban for users under 16, marking one of the toughest online safety measures in Europe. Supporters say the policy will protect young people from harmful content and addictive platform features, while critics have raised concerns about enforcement and digital rights. #SocialMedia #MediaNews4 likes4 comments#medianews#socialmedia
Jacob Smith15 Jun 2026A Welsh OnlyFans creator has accused a management agency of abuse, intimidation and harassment after joining the company in hopes of growing her online earnings. The woman claims the relationship deteriorated dramatically, alleging threats against her family and violent intimidation tactics. The case has sparked renewed debate about accountability, worker protection and oversight within the rapidl5 likes4 comments#uknews#onlyfans#socialmedia#onlinesafety
Jacob Smith11 Jun 2026Canada is considering new legislation that would prohibit children under 16 from accessing social media platforms, following a similar move by Australia. The proposal also includes broader measures aimed at regulating artificial intelligence chatbots and limiting harmful online content. Supporters argue the law would improve online safety for minors, while critics warn it could increase government4 likes3 comments#canada#socialmedia#tech#ai
Faisal 1 Jun 2026Malaysia has begun enforcing new regulations that prohibit children under the age of 16 from owning social media accounts, joining a growing global push for stronger online safety measures. Platforms including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube must now implement age-verification systems and restrict underage users. Companies that fail to comply could face significant financial penalties unde3 likes3 comments#technology#socialmedia#onlinesafety#malaysia#digitalpolicy
Faisal 26 May 2026The founder of the viral “Cockroach Janta Party” has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the blocking of the group’s X account in India. The social media handle was reportedly withheld following directions from the Centre after intelligence inputs raised concerns linked to national security. The case has sparked fresh debate online over digital freedom, government powers, and regulation of5 likes4 comments#india#socialmedia#brea#x#delhihighcourt