Australia and France have introduced laws banning social media use for children under 16 and 15, in a bid to protect young people from online harm such as cyberbullying and harmful content. The moves have sparked global debate about regulation, responsibility, and children’s digital rights. But could a similar age restriction realistically be enforced in South Africa and would it work in our social and technological landscape? Let’s unpack that.

Australia and France have introduced laws banning social media use for children&nbsp;under 16 and 15, in a bid to protect young people from online harm such as cyberbullying and harmful&nbsp;content.&nbsp;The moves have sparked global debate about regulation, responsibility, and children&rsquo;s digital rights.&nbsp;But could a similar age restriction realistically be enforced in South Africa and would it work in our&nbsp;social and technological landscape? Let&rsquo;s unpack that.

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with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

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