Australia raises social media limits for kids

Australia has announced that it is tightening its measures to ban children from using social media platforms. The new regulations include increasing fines for technology companies that fail to comply with the law to $68 million US dollars and enhancing the powers of the Electronic Safety Commissioner to monitor enforcement of the ban on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok. The investigation into these companies' compliance with age verification procedures continues. Despite the ban being implemented six months ago, studies show that millions of children are still using these platforms by bypassing verification mechanisms. This raises concerns about the potential impacts on children's mental and physical health.

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