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After Australia passes social media ban, lawmakers probed on why Congress hasn't done more to protect kids

Pressure is mounting on Congress to act after Australia’s under-16 social media ban sparked calls from U.S. lawmakers to better protect children online.

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Online gaming escaped Australia's social media ban - but critics say it's just as addictive

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Australia's social media ban for kids under 16 goes into effect

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What to know about Australia’s new social media law: Should Canada do the same?

With Australia’s social media ban for young people now in effect, there are some in Canada who hope similar legislation will be passed here.

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‘Pure exploitation by the tech industry’: Australia’s social media ban sparks debate

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Will France be next to introduce an Australian-style social media ban for children?

The bill was inspired by the conclusions of a parliamentary inquiry into “the psychological effects of TikTok on minors”, set up in Spring 2025 to respond to growing concerns about the harmful effects...

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Reddit sues Australia over social media ban, citing free speech threat

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Reddit launches High Court challenge to Australia's social media ban for under-16s

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What to Know About Australia’s Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16

The landmark law—the first of its kind in the world—kicked in on Wednesday.

Denmark plans to severely restrict social media use for young people

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — As Australia began enforcing a world-first social media ban for children under 16 years old this week, Denmark is planning to follow its lead and severely restrict social media access for young people.

Australia’s social media ban takes effect 2 buildings fall in Morocco; 22 killed Strike on Sudanese oil field kills dozens Probe outlines details of Louvre heist

RABAT, Morocco -- Two adjacent four-story buildings collapsed overnight in the Moroccan city of Fez, killing 22 people in the second fatal collapse there this year, authorities said Wednesday.