Türkiye bans social media access for children under 15
Most outlets reported the ban on social media for children under 15, noting the effective date of November 1 and the formal announcement on Saturday. Several also mentioned that Türkiye is joining other countries in implementing such age-based restrictions. The Express Tribune additionally highlighted the requirement for providers to offer differentiated services and take measures for users aged 15 and older, while Arab News Pakistan specifically noted the law as part of efforts to protect young users online.
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Turkiye social media ban for under-15s takes effect Nov 1
Turkiye has announced a new law banning social media use for children under 15, effective November 1, as part of efforts to protect young users online. This legislation mandates social media providers to implement appropriate measures.
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Türkiye bans social media access for children under 15
Türkiye will prohibit children under 15 from using social media starting November 1, following a formal government announcement on Saturday. The measure places Türkiye among countries introducing age-based restrictions to protect young people from potential online harms. The country’s official state journal published the decision after parliament approved the legislation in April. Under the new...
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Turkey Bans Social Media for Children Under 15
Turkey has banned social media platforms from providing services to children under the age of 15 under new regulations published… Read More
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Turkey social media ban for under-15s takes effect Nov 1
ISTANBUL: Turkey on Saturday formally declared a ban on the use of social media for under-15s, scheduled to come into effect on November 1.
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Turkiye social media ban for under-15s takes effect Nov 1
ISTANBUL: Turkiye on Saturday formally declared a ban on the use of social media for under-15s, scheduled to come into effect on November 1. It has joined a growing number of countries legislating to protect children and teenagers from the harmful effects of online platforms. The official state journal published the decision following the adoption of a law by parliament in April. It stipulates ...
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Turkey social media ban for under-15s takes effect Nov 1
Turkey on Saturday formally declared a ban on the use of social media for under-15s, scheduled to come into effect on November 1.
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Turkiye social media ban for under-15s takes effect Nov 1
Turkiye on Saturday formally declared a ban on the use of social media for under-15s, scheduled to come into effect on November 1. It has joined a growing number of countries legislating to protect children and teenagers from the harmful effects of online platforms. The official state journal published the decision following the adoption of a law by parliament in April. It stipulates that socia...
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Under new regulations, Turkiye bans children under 15 from social media
Providers must also offer differentiated services, take necessary measures for users 15 and older
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