Supreme Court says curbs on children's internet use lack proven efficacy
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·2 viewsThe Supreme Court has raised concerns about a blanket internet ban for children, stating that the effectiveness of such restrictions in ensuring their safety has not been established. The observation came as the court examined the broader question of how to protect minors online. The bench indicated that a sweeping prohibition may not be the appropriate approach without evidence that it achieves its intended protective aim. The remarks reflect ongoing judicial scrutiny of policies aimed at balancing children's safety with their access to digital resources.
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