Australia's Social Media Ban For Minors Ineffective
Australia, the first country to attempt restricting social media access for minors under 16, has reported it is not succeeding. Only one in four minors under 16 are experiencing difficulties signing up for platforms, while the other three out of four do so without any issues. A study indicates that Australia's ban on social media for minors is not widely followed, with only one in four teenagers complying. Universities like Harvard, Chicago, and Pennsylvania were involved in the study.
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“Australia, que ha sido el primer país del mundo en intentar restringir el acceso de los menores de 16 años a las redes sociales, acaba de decir que no lo está consiguiendo.”
Bluesky Social
“⚠️ Australia descubre los límites de prohibir las redes sociales a menores: solo uno de cada cuatro. ⚠️ Australia descubre los límites de prohibir las redes sociales a menores: solo uno de cada cuatro adolescentes cumple el veto 👉🏿 Un estudio de universidades como Harvard, Chicago y Pensilvania conc...”
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