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Meta, TikTok and Snap say they oppose Australia's youth social media ban but will comply with it
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Instagram owner Meta and other social media firms said on Tuesday they will comply with a ban on users under the age of 16, adding that they will start deactivating accounts once the ... Read More
Meta, Snap, and TikTok agree to enforce Australia's social media ban
Three of the world’s biggest social media companies have agreed to follow Australia’s upcoming ban on users under 16, backing down from earlier resistance just days before the rule becomes official. Read More
Social media ban trims budding young barber's following

Content creator Will Green was 13 when he began cutting his friends' hair and posting the results to social media. Three years and 175,000 followers later, he is trimming a Labor minister's hair and ... Read More
Trump announces deal to put TikTok under control of US investors

The deal comes after Trump delayed a TikTok ban enacted last year. President Donald Trump on Thursday announced an agreement that will pave the way for social media giant TikTok to come under the ... Read More
YouTube Warns Australia Social Media Ban Won't Keep Children Safe

Australia's push to ban children from social media is "well intentioned" but will not make them safer online, video streaming giant YouTube warned on Monday. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last year ... Read More
Meta, TikTok and Snapchat say they disagree but will comply with Australia’s social media ban
With less than two months before children under 16 won’t be able to create social media accounts in Australia, the platforms say they still disagree with the new regulation but will ultimately comply. Read More
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