The Australian Senate has passed a new law prohibiting the use of social media by individuals under the age of 16 unless they obtain parental consent. This groundbreaking legislation aims to safeguard younger users from the potential risks and dangers associated with online platforms. The move has sparked a broad discussion on privacy, safety, and the rights of minors in the digital age.
The Australian Senate approves a new law restricting social media access for under-16s without parental consent.
This legislation is designed to protect young users from online risks.
The decision has ignited a debate on privacy, safety, and the rights of minors online.
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