Malaysia began enforcing its social media ban for children on Monday, requiring all social media platforms with 8 million or more users to implement age-verification systems that will prevent people under 16 from creating accounts.
Existing users below the age limit will be given a month to back up their data before their accounts are deleted.
Malaysia is the latest country to follow in the footsteps of Australia, which implemented the world’s first social media ban on children under 16 in December 2025. Turkey , Indonesia , parts of India, and Greece have all announced similar bans within the past two months. Most European countries have at…
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