Indonesia mulls minimum age for social media users

Indonesia plans minimum age for social media use
Indonesia plans to issue a regulation to set a minimum age for users of social media, a move aimed at protecting children, its communications minister has said. The plans follows Australia's decision to ban children under 16 from accessing social media,
Social media governance: Indonesia mulling minimum age for platform users to protect children
Indonesia is mulling plans to set a minimum age for social media users, in a bid to protect children. The possible ruling follows Australia's decision to ban anyone under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram to protect them from the harms of social media.
Indonesia's Move to Protect Children on Social Media
Indonesia is planning to implement a regulation to set a minimum age for social media users to protect children. This decision follows similar actions in Australia and aims to bolster child safety online.
Indonesia Planning Minimum Age Limit for Social Media Users, Minister Says
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to issue a regulation to set a minimum age for users of social media, a move aimed at protecting children in digital space, its communications minister has said.
Indonesia mulls minimum age for social media users - report
Indonesia intends to issue a regulation to set a minimum age for social media users, a move aimed at protecting children, Reuters reported citing the country's communications minister. Minister Meutya Hafid did not disclose what the minimum age would be in Indonesia.
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