Philippine House Approves Bill Restricting Social Media Access for Minors Under 13
The Philippine House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a bill banning children under 13 from accessing social media platforms. This aligns with a global trend of similar regulations driven by concerns over child health and safety. The Senate has also endorsed a similar bill, with both chambers set to reconcile their versions for final approval.
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