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The country doubled the maximum penalty imposed on social media companies that fail to comply with the ban on under-16 users, as evidence grew that children are circumventing restrictions.
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Still Watching. The center frames it as "Australia toughens social media ban". The right frames it as "Differentiation drives the erosion of positivity on social media".
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The country doubled the maximum penalty imposed on social media companies that fail to comply with the ban on under-16 users, as evidence grew that children are circumventing restrictions.
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