Social media ban: After Australia, Indonesia also wants a minimum age of 16 years

Close up of young college students hands holding mobile phones. Teenagers addicted to smartphones and technology. Group of friends sharing content on social media.

After Australia introduced a minimum age for social media, Indonesie is following suit. Source: Moment RF / Daniel de la Hoz/Getty Images

Since Australia only allows social media from the age of 16, Indonesia also wants to follow this example. Tiktok and Instagram in particular could lose millions of users in the Southeast Asian island state, which is known for its sometimes bizarre online services.


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