Turkey Social Media Ban For Under-15S Takes Effect Nov 1
It has joined a growing number of countries legislating to protect children and teenagers from the harmful effects of online platforms.
The official state journal published the decision following the adoption of a law by parliament in April.
It stipulates that social media providers must "take the necessary technical and administrative measures, including age verification, to implement" protections for young people.
"No service likely to produce an addictive effect in children may be offered."
Countries including Australia have introduced restrictions on social media for children and others such as Britain and France are pushing to do the same.
They aim to protect children from digital risks such as screen addiction, lack of sleep, bullying and eating disorders.
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