Egypt Implements Child Social Media Safeguards
Egypt has issued a regulation requiring social media platforms to take measures to protect children from digital risks. The decree bans the creation of accounts for children under the age of 13 and mandates the automatic activation of safe usage mode for children aged 13 to less than 15 years old, with account reviews and adjustments to be completed within three months. The aim is to ensure that children use these platforms safely and responsibly, while complying with data protection and reducing age verification requirements. The regulation emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the government, platforms, and parents to build a safe digital environment.
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