Simulating policy compliance following the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) ruling demanding Meta apply its strictest teen protections globally. Grounded in Reuters report: "South Korea media commission says Meta's youth protection changes should apply globally".
| Youth Safeguard Feature | South Korea (KCC) | EU (DSA) | UK (OSA) | US States (KOSA) | Global RoW Baseline |
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Toggle platform compliance mandates to inspect counterfactual policy impact.
Driver: South Korea Media Commission (KCC) Harmonization Standard
Regulatory Impact: Under KCC's universal mandate, Meta eliminates regional geofencing for teen accounts. All 1.8B global teenage users gain default-private accounts, night-curfew sleep alerts, and non-bypassable stranger DM blocks regardless of local domestic statutory inaction.
Status Quo Risk: In regional tiering, ~78% of teens outside primary regulatory markets (US, EU, UK, South Korea) remain in legacy uncurated content pools.