TAIPEI, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — "From next year, children should spend more time living their lives, not scrolling through other people's." With that kind of language now coming from ministers in capitals from Canberra to London, governments around the world are starting to tell teenagers to put their phones down – and, in some places, they soon won't have a choice. From Australia, Brazil, Indonesia, Malaysia to the United Kingdom, sweeping bans and curbs on social media use for under?16s are moving from debate to law, with France, Greece weighing similar steps. As anxiety over screen addiction and youth mental…