GDANSK, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Australia in December became the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, ...
France's top constitutional authority on Friday struck down a ban on social media access for children under 15, dealing a blow to the legislation championed by President Emmanuel Macron. The ...
France’s Constitutional Council, the country’s top court, struck down a bill on Friday that would have banned social media ...
FILE - Three boys use their phones while sitting outside a school in Sydney, Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft, File) FILE - Three boys use their phones while sitting outside a school in ...
However, the UK is going further than Australia by also specifically banning all platforms – including Discord and Roblox, ...
About 58% of teenagers reported using social media daily or more often, barely down from roughly 60% before the ban.
Social media bans for kids are quickly becoming the global legislation trend of the moment. Children under 16 are finding themselves at the center of political conversations, with countries including ...
Vietnam is set to order social media platforms to limit the access of children under 16 to social media, becoming the latest nation and the third in Southeast Asia to tighten online safety provisions ...
PHOENIX — Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego is preparing legislation that would require children and teens younger than 16 to obtain parental permission before creating accounts on social media platforms ...
OPEN CAPITOL. Students spend their free time at the open Capitol playground in Ilocos Norte in this undated photo. Senate President Win Gatchalian on Thursday (July 23, 2026) committed to prioritizing ...
More than a dozen countries look set to follow Australia and France by introducing a social media ban for children, writes Anthony Cuthbertson ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A teenager looks at her smartphone in Brussels on 7 July, 2026 (AFP/Getty) Children under the age of 15 will no longer be exposed ...