Minister Göktaş announced... Details of the Social Media Regulation Targeting Children Have Been Revealed.
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Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş announced new details regarding the social media ban for those under 15.
Details of the new regulations regarding children's social media use have been revealed. Those under 15 will not be able to open accounts, and restrictions such as live streaming and screen recording will be imposed on the 15-18 age group. Minister Göktaş announced critical dates for the system, which will require age verification via e-Government. 🚆
Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş announced that age verification will be conducted via e-Government when opening accounts on social media platforms, and that features such as live streaming, screen recording, and infinite scrolling will be restricted for users in the 15-18 age group.
Minister Göktaş stated that under the new regulation, age verification will be done through e-Government; and some features will be disabled for those aged 15-18.
Details of the new regulation regarding children's social media use have been revealed. Those under 15 will not be able to open accounts, while those aged 15-18 will face restrictions such as live streaming and screen recording. Minister Göktaş announced critical dates for the system, which will require age verification via e-Government.
Details of the new social media regulation have been announced. Starting November 1st, the regulation will impose restrictions on live streaming, screen recording, and scrolling for those aged 15-18, and will require users to obtain a code via e-Government when creating social media accounts.
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