The Education Ministry is preparing to sue Meta over social media content that it says could harm children’s academic and personal development, Education Minister Yusuf Tekin has said. Speaking to journalists, Tekin said children continued to encounter age-inappropriate material online despite restrictions on mobile phone use in schools and warnings about social media risks.
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The Education Ministry is preparing to sue Meta over social media content that it says could harm children’s academic and personal development, Education Minister Yusuf Tekin has said.
Speaking to journalists, Tekin said children continued to encounter age-inappropriate material online despite restrictions on mobile phone use in schools and warnings about social media risks.
The ministry believes social media companies and content creators must take greater responsibility for protecting young users, he said, adding that legal action was being considered along the lines of cases brought in the…
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