In a pioneering regulatory move, the United Arab Emirates has imposed restrictions on the use of social media platforms by children under the age of fifteen. These decisions aim to protect minors from inappropriate content and mitigate the risks of
digital addiction and cyberbullying, while enhancing privacy frameworks. These measures align with UN recommendations for providing a safe digital environment, simultaneously urging the activation of the role of families and educational institutions in monitoring and guidance to strike a balance
between technological benefits and youth protection.
