The United Arab Emirates has implemented a ban on social media use for children under the age of 15, aligning with similar regulations enacted in several other nations. Australia, Britain, and Canada are among the countries that have already established comparable restrictions on young people’s access to social media platforms. This move reflects increasing global concern regarding the potential risks social media poses to minors, including issues related to online safety and well-being. The UAE’s decision aims to protect its youth from harmful content and potential online exploitation. Details of enforcement mechanisms were not immediately available. This announcement follows coverage of emerging talents at the World Cup, as initially reported by Vanguard News. The growing trend suggests a wider international effort to regulate children’s digital experiences.