South Korea media commission says Meta's youth protection changes should apply globally

The ​Korea ⁠Media and Communications Commission (KMCC) said ​in a statement to ​Reuters that social media providers needed to take greater ‌responsibility to protect minors ​and noted ​that seven ⁠bills aimed at strengthening youth protection on ​...

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A worker stands inside the Meta Lab in Los Angeles, California, U.S., May 20, 2026. REUTERS/Daniel Cole
South Korea's media regulator said on Thursday Meta's measures to better ‌protect ⁠young users ⁠from potentially addictive social media features should ideally be applied to young users worldwide, rather ⁠than just ‌in specific markets.

The Korea ⁠Media and Communications Commission (KMCC) said in a statement to Reuters that social media providers needed to take greater ‌responsibility to protect minors and noted that seven ⁠bills aimed at strengthening youth protection on social networking platforms were pending in South Korea's parliament.
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