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Australian social media ban hits 4 7 million teen accounts in first month
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Australian social media ban hits 4 7 million teen accounts in first month
Australia’s world-first ban on social media for under-16s is already reshaping the digital landscape. Nearly 5 million teen accounts have been deactivated within just one month, showing strict enforcement and setting a global precedent as other countries consider similar laws
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