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Turkey Bans Social Media Accounts for Children Under 15
Source: Bloomberg
Regulation & LegislationMedia & Entertainment
Turkey has barred social media platforms from providing services to children under 15, according to a regulation published in the Official Gazette. The article provides no details on implementation, enforcement, or market effects.
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