<prompt> Ngoana o lokela ho lumelloa ho fumana akhaonto ea mecha ea litaba a le lilemo li kae?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: At what age should a child be allowed to get a social media account? . Response in English: In most countries, social media networks have a minimum age requirement of 13 years old. This age limit is set by laws such as the Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act COPPA in the United States, which aims to protect the online privacy and safety of young children. However, the decision of when a child can have a social media account ultimately rests with their parents or guardians, who know their childs maturity level and are responsible for supervising their online activities. It is important for parents to educate their children on safe online behavior and monitor their social media usage to ensure that they are not exposed to inappropriate content or any form of cyberbullying. . Response in Sesotho: Linaheng tse ngata, marang-rang a litaba tsa sechaba a na le tlhoko e tlase ea lilemo tsa 13. Tekanyetso ena ea lilemo e behiloe ke melao e kang Molao oa Tšireletso ea Lekunutu la Bana Inthaneteng COPPA oa United States, oo sepheo sa oona e leng ho sireletsa boinotši le polokeho ea bana ba banyenyane Inthaneteng. Leha ho le joalo, qeto ea hore na ngoana a ka ba le akhaonte ea mecha ea litaba ea sechaba qetellong e matsohong a batsoali kapa bahlokomeli ba bona, ba tsebang boemo ba khōlo ea ngoana oa bona me ba na le boikarabelo ba ho laola mesebetsi ea bona ea inthaneteng. Ho bohlokoa hore batsoali ba rute bana ba bona ka boitšoaro bo sireletsehileng ba Marang-rang le ho beha leihlo tsela eo ba sebelisang mecha ea litaba ea sechaba ho netefatsa hore ha ba hlaheloe ke litaba tse sa lokelang kapa mofuta ofe kapa ofe oa bompoli ba inthaneteng. 