Australia doubles maximum fines for social media providers failing to restrict under-16s

Australia has doubled the maximum penalty for social media companies that fail to prevent users under age 16 from accessing their platforms, raising it to AUD 99 million (approximately $68.2 million). The move follows a study showing over 80% of children in Australia are still using social media despite existing regulations.

By Jess Weatherbed · The Verge ·

Australia doubles maximum fines for social media providers failing to restrict under-16s

Topics: child safety government regulation social media

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