Australia Becomes the First Country to Ban Social Media for Under-16s
Australia has passed the world’s toughest social media restrictions, requiring platforms to prevent children under 16 from accessing their services
Read moreAustralia has passed the world’s toughest social media restrictions, requiring platforms to prevent children under 16 from accessing their services
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