Social Media Restrictions for Those Under 15 Begin on November 1st: Experts Call for "Postponement and a Gradual Approach".
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The Center for Economic and Foreign Policy Research (EDAM) recommended that restrictions on social media use for children under 15 be postponed and implemented gradually. The report warned that strict bans could lead children to digital platforms that are more difficult to monitor.
EDAM recommended that restrictions on social media for children under 15 be postponed and implemented gradually. The report warned that strict bans could drive children to unregulated platforms.
While the regulation restricting social media use by children under 15 in Türkiye is expected to come into effect on November 1st, a report published by EDAM warns that strict restrictions could push children towards unsupervised platforms and suggests that the implementation be postponed and introduced gradually.
Regulations restricting social media use by children under 15 will begin on November 1st. Experts, stating that "public intervention is necessary to protect against risks," warned that harsh restrictions could push children towards less regulated platforms. Regarding the law, experts advised, "Don't rush it."
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