Supreme Court asks how children can have social media accounts, as underlying contracts are legally void

Supreme Court asks how children can have social media accounts, as underlying contracts are legally void

India's Supreme Court questioned how children can legally hold social media accounts, noting that contracts signed by minors are void under Indian law. The court urged platforms to align with local regulations and enforce an 18‑year age limit for membership. It highlighted the need for clear policies to protect minors and ensure compliance with statutory requirements.

Supreme Court asks how children can have social media accounts, as underlying contracts are legally void — PinBrief