Multiple countries are implementing regulations to limit children's access to social media platforms.Vietnam is considering a unique approach where users under 16 would remain logged in but have restricted posting, commenting, and reacting capabilities.Parental oversight and technical measures to identify minors would be required.

This follows similar actions by Australia, France, Denmark, and others aiming to mitigate risks like cyberbullying, addiction, and exposure to predators.Critics argue such bans may be ineffective and raise privacy concerns, but governments continue advancing legislation.The article details specific proposals across nations, including gaming restrictions in Vietnam and AI tool regulations in the UK.These measures reflect ongoing global efforts to create safer online environments for young users.