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Experts say law not enough to stop children accessing harmful content online and more ‘convincing strategy is required’ More than 80% of under-16s in Australia said they were still using social media three months after legislation banning them from it came into force, research shows. Australia is t...
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Four in five under-16s in Australia using social media despite ban, study shows". The right frames it as "Australia social media ban isn't working, study finds in blow to Keir Starmer's internet...".
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Experts say law not enough to stop children accessing harmful content online and more ‘convincing strategy is required’ More than 80% of under-16s in Australia said they were still using so...
Early evidence from Australia suggests 80 per cent of young people are still accessing social media despite the country’s blanket ban
Australia's world-first attempt to ban social media for under-16s has shown little evidence of reducing use among young people, a new study has found. The study, released today, raises ques...
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