Statement from the Turkish Parliament Digital Media Commission on social media ban for under-16s
The regulation for the new social media restriction aimed at protecting children from risks in the digital world will be published this month.
Prof. Dr. Nazım Elmas, Chairman of the Turkish Parliament's Digital Media Commission, announced that the regulation for the new arrangement restricting social media use for children under 16 will be published and implemented within this month.
Final Stage in the Regulation
Prof. Dr. Nazım Elmas, Chairman of the Turkish Parliament's Digital Media Commission, announced that the restriction on social media for those under 16, passed by the parliament, has reached the implementation stage.
Identity Verification System
It was stated that the system will operate via an identity verification method, preventing children from accessing platforms by determining their age through identification information.
Protection and Security
It was emphasized that this effort is not merely a restriction, but a critical step aimed at protecting children from dangers in the digital environment.
Combating Unregistered Activity
It was noted that in order to prevent lack of oversight and unregistered activity on social media, individuals who generate income must become taxpayers and assume responsibility.