Australia broadens powers to target social media bans
Australia intends to impose new laws to tighten restrictions on social media platforms for children under 16, while expanding the powers of the Internet Regulatory Authority to pursue major tech companies, aiming to limit children's access to these platforms. The amendments will include fines of up to 99 million Australian dollars and will require companies to submit internal documents to ensure compliance with the new policies. These measures come in response to the ongoing presence of a large number of children on these platforms despite current restrictions.
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