South Korea’s regulator says Meta’s teen limits should apply everywhere, not just America

South Korea’s media regulator urged that Meta’s U.S. settlement-based teen safeguards— a two-hour daily limit, midnight-to-6 am block, daytime notification mute, chronological feed, hidden likes, stricter age-estimation, and filter restrictions— be applied globally, citing seven pending youth-protection bills. The commission’s statement, not a formal order, highlights that Meta will monitor U.S. outcomes but has not committed to extending the measures abroad, while other nations similarly press for broader adoption.