The UAE’s new Child Digital Safety (CDS) Law makes parents and caregivers legally responsible for their children’s online activity.
Under the law, parents must actively monitor digital use, apply parental controls, and prevent exposure to har_mful conte... moreThe UAE’s new Child Digital Safety (CDS) Law makes parents and caregivers legally responsible for their children’s online activity.
Under the law, parents must actively monitor digital use, apply parental controls, and prevent exposure to har_mful content.
Platforms targeting children in the UAE, including foreign services, must comply with strict age verification, content filtering, and data protection rules.
Parents gain authority over children’s personal data, especially under-13 users, and children under 18 are barred from online gam_bling or monetized platforms.
The law emphasizes supervision, privacy protection, and reporting of har_mful content, marking a major shift in digital safety responsibility in the UAE.
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