@writersroom.boardwalkA new infographic highlights nine countries that have introduced or proposed bans on social media for kids under 16. The list includes Australia, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Germany, Indonesia, Turkey, Malaysia, Norway, and Canada. The graphic notes that exact rules, age limits, and implementation vary by country. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat are crossed out with a red circle.
View original postPhoto by @writersroom.boardwalk· Jun 17, 2026· Social Media
A colorful infographic titled "COUNTRIES THAT HAVE BANNED SOCIAL MEDIA APPS FOR KIDS UNDER 16" displays nine numbered cards with country flags and iconic landmarks. Each card shows images of Sydney Opera House for Australia, Tower Bridge for Britain, Nyhavn for Denmark, Neuschwanstein Castle for Germany, Ulir Lake temples for Indonesia, Hagia Sophia for Turkey, Petronas Towers for Malaysia, fjord villages for Norway, and Toronto skyline with CN Tower for Canada. A large red circle crosses out Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat icons at the top right. A dark blue note at the bottom reads "Note: These countries have introduced or proposed restrictions on social media use for children under 16. Exact rules, age limits, and implementation vary by country."
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View original postPhoto by @writersroom.boardwalk· Jun 17, 2026· Social Media
A colorful infographic titled "COUNTRIES THAT HAVE BANNED SOCIAL MEDIA APPS FOR KIDS UNDER 16" displays nine numbered cards with country flags and iconic landmarks. Each card shows images of Sydney Opera House for Australia, Tower Bridge for Britain, Nyhavn for Denmark, Neuschwanstein Castle for Germany, Ulir Lake temples for Indonesia, Hagia Sophia for Turkey, Petronas Towers for Malaysia, fjord villages for Norway, and Toronto skyline with CN Tower for Canada. A large red circle crosses out Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat icons at the top right. A dark blue note at the bottom reads "Note: These countries have introduced or proposed restrictions on social media use for children under 16. Exact rules, age limits, and implementation vary by country."
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