New Zealand to restrict social media age
The article discusses New Zealand's decision, along with other governments such as those of the UAE and Australia, to impose strict rules on the age at which children can use social media, approaching 15 to 16 years old. The aim is to protect children from harmful content and digital manipulation. Measures include the use of age estimation technologies and digital identity verification to ensure that those below the permitted age do not access these platforms. Some political parties oppose these laws, and there are warnings that their implementation could lead to practical challenges.
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