
A Parliamentary panel has recommended introducing mandatory KYC-based user verification and age-check systems across social media, dating, and gaming platforms to improve online safety, especially for women and minors.
The recommendation is part of a report by the Committee on the Empowerment of Women, which highlighted the rising cases of cybercrime such as fake profiles, impersonation, cyberstalking, and online harassment.
The panel suggested that platforms should:
Implement mandatory KYC verification for all users
Introduce age verification and periodic re-verification
Flag high-risk or abusive accounts
Follow stricter rules, especially for dating and gaming apps
These steps aim to improve accountability, reduce misuse, and restrict access to inappropriate content for minors. However, the proposal may also raise concerns regarding privacy, data protection, and surveillance risks.
Parliament ke ek panel ne recommend kiya hai ki social media, dating aur gaming apps par KYC-based verification aur age check mandatory kiya jaye, taki online safety improve ho sake — especially women aur minors ke liye.
Yeh recommendation ek report ka hissa hai jisme bataya gaya ki fake profiles, impersonation, cyberstalking aur online harassment ke cases kaafi badh rahe hain.
Panel ne suggest kiya hai ki platforms ko:
Sabhi users ke liye KYC verification mandatory karna chahiye
Age verification aur regular re-verification karni chahiye
Abusive accounts ko flag karna chahiye
Dating aur gaming apps ke liye stricter rules follow karne chahiye
Iska main goal hai online misuse ko rokna aur accountability badhana. Lekin saath hi yeh proposal privacy aur data security concerns bhi raise kar sakta hai.
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