Australia's new law prohibits social media use for children under 16, reflecting a strong commitment to ensuring online safety for young users in an increasingly digital world.
Prime Minister Albanese emphasized that the law shifts the responsibility onto social media platforms, mandating them to take concrete steps towards preventing account access for users under 16.
The legislation signals a significant regulatory move against underage social media use, potentially leading to fines for corporations failing to comply with age restrictions.
Despite anticipated challenges in enforcement, the Australian government aims to convey a clear message to social media companies: it’s time to enhance protections for younger audiences.
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