Indonesia & Snap Inc.

Indonesia: Indonesia began enforcing a social media ban for users under 16 in March and has issued summons letters to Alphabet Inc. and Meta for non-compliance.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc., through its platform Snapchat, will be affected by Greece's ban and has been required by Australia to remove accounts held by under-16s.

Indonesia: Indonesia has announced plans or introduced legislation for age-based restrictions on children's social media access, following Australia's pioneering ban. This event demonstrates the growing international adoption of similar regulatory frameworks.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc., through its Snapchat platform, is under active investigation by the Australia — ESafety Commissioner for potential non-compliance with Australia's social media ban. The new legislation and increased fines will compel Snap Inc. to enhance its age verification and enforcement mechanisms.

Indonesia: Indonesia is mentioned as a country that has already advanced similar measures aimed at reducing social media's impact on children, with plans to ban social media for children under 16.

Snap Inc.: Snap Inc. did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding Canada's new digital safety bill. The platform will be affected by the proposed legislation to restrict social media access for children under 16.