Meta Platforms 的日本分公司宣布，Instagram 将于今年在日本推出新功能，如果 13 至 17 岁儿童在应用上反复搜索自杀或自残内容，将通知父母。该功能要求父母将账户链接至孩子的账户。此外，即将引入对毒品和危险行为相关帖子的访问限制。
Instagram 将使用其“Teen Accounts”功能，该功能限制 13 至 17 岁用户（符合应用使用条款允许）的某些功能，若儿童反复搜索自杀相关内容，将通过应用或电子邮件通知父母。该功能已在美英推出，今年首次在日本引入。父母必须将账户链接至孩子的账户才能使用此功能。 此外，Instagram 即将新增功能，限制 17 岁以下青少年查看含有毒品相关内容、威胁等极端语言，以及射击枪支等危险行为的帖子。该平台已限制显示含有性图像或与酒精、烟草相关的帖子。 社交媒体便于与朋友沟通，但全球担忧其可能导致欺凌和自杀。在美国，已针对运营公司提起诉讼。在澳大利亚，一项禁止 16 岁以下人士使用社交媒体的法律于去年 12 月生效。 这些措施旨在在线安全讨论持续中进一步保护儿童。
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The French National Assembly approved on January 26, 2026, a government-backed bill banning social media access for minors under 15 and prohibiting mobile phone use in high schools. Introduced by Renaissance deputy Laure Miller and accelerated by President Emmanuel Macron, the streamlined measure—focusing on parental controls for the riskiest platforms—aims to protect youth mental and physical health amid years of debate.
As Australia's groundbreaking ban on social media for minors under 16 takes effect—sparking Reddit's High Court challenge—experts debate its mental health benefits versus risks of driving use underground. The law targets platforms like TikTok and Instagram to curb harmful content exposure.
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Indonesia plans to restrict social media access for children under 16, following Australia's lead. The new regulation targets major platforms and requires them to delete underage accounts. Implementation begins on March 28 with a phased approach.
Instagram 负责人 Adam Mosseri 在一项关于青少年心理健康指控的审判中为该平台辩护。父母表达了对社交媒体对儿童影响的担忧。该审判聚焦于 Instagram 针对青少年心理健康的决策。
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Following the French National Assembly's January approval of a bill banning social media for minors under 15, implementation could begin this autumn. The move aligns with growing EU efforts, including pushes from Luxembourg and the EU Parliament, as countries like the UK, Spain, Denmark, and Sweden pursue similar protections for youth.
The SPD has proposed a ban on social media platforms for children under 14 in an impulse paper. The plan includes age verification via the EU app EUDI-Wallet and tiered rules by age group. It draws inspiration from Australia's recent model.
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Proposed amendments to a UK bill aim to restrict children under 16 from using social media and virtual private networks to enhance online safety. Legal experts warn that these measures could require adults to undergo age verification for everyday online services, potentially compromising privacy. The changes build on the Online Safety Act, which took effect in July 2025 but has loopholes that tech-savvy users exploit.