Canada has introduced landmark legislation to protect children online by potentially banning social media accounts for those under 16. This move aligns with a global regulatory trend, establishing a new Digital Safety Commission to enforce safeguards against harmful content. Aspirants must track this development as it intersects with digital rights, child protection, and global governance frameworks.
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- ›Age Restriction: Under 16 years
- ›New Regulator: Digital Safety Commission of Canada
- ›Target this Data: Age limit is 'Under 16' (not 14 or 18).
- ›Target this Nodal Body: 'Digital Safety Commission of Canada' (the new regulator).
- ›Target this Legal Point: Legislation covers '7 types of harmful content' including content inducing self-harm and non-consensual images.
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