Governments worldwide are implementing stricter regulations on children’s digital use as concerns over excessive screen time and online addiction rise. New policies aim to limit exposure to harmful content and excessive device usage, reflecting broader worries about the mental and developmental impact on young users. Authorities are exploring measures like time restrictions, parental controls, and age-appropriate platform design to create safer online environments. The shift signals a global push to balance technology access with child protection in an increasingly digital world.
A growing number of countries are tightening rules governing children's online activity amid fears of addiction.
