Patrick Bet-David
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Australia's New Social Media Age Bill Puts Responsibility on Platforms Not Parents

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December 4, 2024

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Australia's Online Safety Amendment Bill 2024 raises the minimum age for social media accounts to 16, aiming to protect young people at a critical stage of their development. While the bill shifts responsibility to platforms, concerns arise over the lack of parental involvement in safeguarding children’s online safety.

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