The United Arab Emirates has implemented a social media ban for children under 15, requiring platforms to monitor and disable underage accounts or face blocking. This move aligns with global trends in digital child protection, aiming to address concerns over mental health and online safety.

DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates on Thursday approved a resolution setting the minimum age for social media use at 15, the government’s media office said, making it the…

The UAE follows a host of other nations implementing similar laws regulating access to social media for children, including the UK, Australia and Malaysia. | World News

Ruling aims to create 'advanced model for child protection in the digital space'