Australia takes social media ban global as expert warns of failure
Australia's social media ban for teenagers has sparked global interest, with ministers briefing around 50 countries on the policy. The move is part of a growing effort by governments to regulate tech giants and protect children online.
Australian ministers have briefed representatives from around 50 countries on the country's social media ban for teenagers. The Albanese government's policy has given other nations the confidence to consider similar restrictions. The move is part of a global push to regulate tech giants and protect children online. Governments are increasingly cracking down on Silicon Valley companies amid concerns about child safety. The Australian ban has been cited as a world-leading example, fuelling momentum for further action.
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