Countries Move to Curb Social Media Access for Children

Nations including Australia and Britain are implementing strict age limits to block minors from platforms like TikTok and Instagram. These measures aim to address growing concerns over mental health and safety while holding tech companies accountable for age verification.

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Australia implemented a social media ban for minors under 16, subjecting non-compliant platforms to fines reaching A$49.5 million ($34.9 million). The December 10, 2025, enforcement deadline establishes the world's strictest regulations for major technology platforms. The law targets services including TikTok, ALPHABET INC-CL A's YouTube, and META PLATFORMS INC-CLASS A's Instagram and Facebook.

Europe and Asia Tighten Controls

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