Australia: Social Media Use Goes Back to Children Under 16 Years of Age After Being Banned
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The traffic of this public, which had fallen upon the entry into force on 10 December of this pioneering legislation, has gone up, sometimes to a level higher than before the ban on the use of networks.
After an initial fall on the entry into force of the ban on 10 December, the use of social media by Australian minors began to rise.The use of social media by children under 16 years of age in Australia rose after its ban on this category of population at the end of 2025, according to data from a parental control application broadcast on Wednesday.The traffic of this public had fallen upon the entry into force on 10 December of this pioneering l…
The use of social networks among children under 16 years of age in Australia recovered after the ban introduced in December for this age group, according to data from a parental control application released today.
According to data from Qustodio, an application for parental control, the use of social networks has increased among those under the age of 16 in Australia despite their ban at the end of 2025. Here is how. An unexpected consequence. The use of social networks by those under the age of 16 in Australia has increased after their ban for this age group, which entered into force at the end of 2025, according to data from a parental control applicati…
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