Indonesia mulls minimum age for social media users
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.
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