Turkey has recently introduced a law banning children under 15 from social media. The goal is to protect youngsters from online risks such as harmful content, addiction, and cyber risks. Online platforms must now enforce age checks, add parental controls, and quickly remove harmful content. The move follows growing concerns about digital influence on youth, especially after a recent school shooting tragedy. Turkey joins several countries in tightening rules on children’s social media bans. The main aim of the Turkish government is to limit social media use among children and focus on safety, mental health, and online risks.
Turkey Draws The Line: No Social Media For Kids
