Norway through the new law can be fined or imprisoned with influential people on social networks if editing photos without specifying.

Under the Norwegian Marketing Marketing Act, marketers and influential people paid by advertisers will have to clearly annotate images for posts on Instagram if they have been edited.

Newly adopted laws in Norway this week also apply to advertising posts on other social networking platforms such as Facebook, Tiktok, Twitter and Snapchat.

Norwegian family and children will design a new sticker to add posts to run ads that have changed the shape, size or skin color of someone in the image.

People with influence on social networks are prosecuted images to the level of objects around.

After being approved, the time the new law will be decided by the King Norway Harald V.

Celebrities and influences on social networks must comply with new laws if they receive any other payments or benefits for a social network post.

The Norwegian government moves are given when social networking platforms are constantly facing allegations that can negatively affect user mental health.