Singapore May Require Social Media Firms to Set Daily Time Limits for Teens Singapore's government may soon require social media platforms to implement daily time limits for teenagers, or face the possibility of raising their minimum age of access to 18.
This move is not solely aimed at protecting young users from online predators but also addresses the increasingly complex relationship between social media and mental health.
Minister Tan See Lian has expressed concerns about the impact of social media on teenagers, citing the need for platforms to protect users from "stranger danger," a euphemism for direct messages from unknown individuals.