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Turkey Passes Bill Banning Social Media Use for Children Under 15
The Turkish government has passed a bill banning the use of social media for children under 15, arguing it will protect minors. Critics, however, raise concerns that it could threaten free expression and privacy.
The Turkish government has passed a bill prohibiting the use of social media by children under 15. The bill, which is set to be officially implemented following the president's signature, is claimed by the government to protect minors' online activities and help prevent cybercrime and personal data leaks. However, critics are concerned that this legislation may threaten free expression and online privacy. Debate continues within Turkey over whether the bill will have practical effects.
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