Australian Prime Minister raises urgent alarm over a proposed social media ban for under-16s, spotlighting critical concerns about online safety and mental health. This bold move aims to protect young users from harmful content, sparking a fiery nationwide debate
Australia has made a bold move by banning under-16s from major social media platforms, determined to protect young minds from mental health challenges. This groundbreaking decision sparks an exciting debate: will the US take similar steps to shield its youth with age restrictions?
Australia is preparing to roll out a social media ban for users under 16, aiming to protect young people from the risks lurking online. However, many teenagers remain skeptical about the law’s effectiveness and whether it can be properly enforced
Australia is set to take a bold leap in protecting its youth by banning social media use for children under 16. This groundbreaking legislation will compel platforms to rigorously enforce age restrictions and dramatically enhance digital safety measures, creating a safer online world for young users like never before
Popular streaming platform Twitch will soon be included in the new social media ban aimed at users under 16, regulators have revealed. This crucial move aims to enhance online safety for young Australians and foster a more secure digital space
Google warns that Australia’s new social media ban for under-16s faces significant enforcement challenges. The tech giant highlights the difficulties in reliably verifying users’ ages and successfully blocking access, raising serious questions about the law’s real-world effectiveness
