The Philippine Senate has successfully passed the second reading of a new legislative proposal aimed at regulating social media usage among individuals under the age of 18. Known as the Child Online Safety and Protection Act, or Senate Bill No. 2424, the measure is designed to safeguard young users from potential mental, physical, and social risks associated with various online platforms. By implementing these restrictions, the government intends to mitigate the negative impacts that digital environments can have on the development and well-being of children. This legislative move marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to enhance digital safety standards for the youth population across the country.
Source : Philippine Daily Inquirer
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