The United Arab Emirates has announced a new set of regulations that will ban children under the age of 15 from using social media platforms. The move makes the UAE the first Arab country to introduce a minimum age for social media use, as governments around the world continue to examine the impact of online platforms on children and teenagers.The new framework not only restricts access for younger users, but also imposes new obligations on social media companies, which must implement robust age-verification systems and additional safety measures specifically for teenagers.

País é a primeira nação árabe a adotar medidas para evitar uso de plataformas por jovens

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…

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