Cybersecurity

Indonesian kids brace themselves for social media ban

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Starting Saturday, Indonesia will enforce a social media ban for users under 16 to protect children from cyberbullying, pornography, and internet addiction. This move follows global concerns over the impact of social media on minors' mental health and well-being, with other countries considering similar bans. Developers must now adapt platforms to comply with age restrictions or face penalties, driving innovation in parental controls and AI-based age verification technologies.

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