Protecting Children in the Digital Age: The Need for Safer Social Media
Recently, France has become the first European Union (EU) country to enact a nationwide ban on social media access for children below 15 years of age, citing growing concerns over online addiction, cyberbullying, harmful algorithms and mental health risks.
- The move reflects a global shift towards stronger digital safeguards for children and has reignited debates on whether countries like India should adopt stricter regulations to ensure children's online safety.
Why is Social Media Safety Important?
- Protects Mental Health: Reduces exposure to addictive content, anxiety, depression and low self-esteem.
- Prevents Online Exploitation: Safeguards children from cyberbullying, grooming, pornography and online predators.
- Promotes Healthy Development: ....
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