Parents will be given “get-ready guides” for the start of Australia’s world-leading social media age ban, while resources will be rolled out in schools to lift awareness of the looming laws.
Advertising used to appear in news columns, but it's now between posts in the endless scroll of videos, where publishers ...
HASS, Year 7 (v8.4) The influence of social connectedness and community identity on the liveability of places. (ACHASSK191) ...
Now in the Senate, the Wisconsin bill adds to the proposal threatening VPN usage in the name of child safety online – and ...
It looks like YouTube is on a forgiving spree. After giving banned creators a second chance to return to the platform, Google ...
After outrage over teens’ well-being on Instagram erupted, the company said it would adopt the film industry’s approach to content and aim to give teens a PG-13 experience.
Instagram's Teen Accounts to restrict content to match the MPA's PG-13 movie rating guidelines for nudity, violence and more.
Australia has launched a multimillion-dollar national awareness campaign to promote an upcoming law that will ban social ...
A ban on under-16s using social media could prevent budding artists forging lucrative careers, YouTube warns, with Australian ...
Birding is having something of a pop-culture moment. Uzo Aduba’s “world’s greatest detective,” from this summer’s Netflix hit The Residence, was a birder, as is Mark Ruffalo’s FBI agent character in ...
Brussels wants to see how Big Tech follows through with protecting minors online — and companies face fines up to 6% of ...
The law requiring social media users to be at least 16 will apply to platforms such as Snapchat, TikTok, X and Meta's Facebook and Instagram.
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