Proposed P50 Million Fine for Social Media Platforms Lacking Child Safeguards
A proposal suggests imposing fines of up to P50 million on social media platforms that fail to implement adequate child safeguards. This initiative aims to enhance online safety for children.
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Fines up to P50M urged on socmed platforms sans child safeguards
MANILA, Philippines – House Bill No. 9965, or the proposed Children’s Social Media Safety Act, seeks to impose fines of up to P50 million on social media platforms that fail to comply with mandatory child online safety standards, including age verification, parental controls, and safeguards against harmful content. The bill, filed by House Speaker Faustino
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