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Banned, Delayed, or Just Broken? Australia’s Youth Social Media Mess Turns 100 Days Old
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Banned, Delayed, or Just Broken? Australia’s Youth Social Media Mess Turns 100 Days Old
When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the Online Safety Amendment Act last November, he called it a ban, a word with sharp political edges, conjuring images of protective barriers between children and the algorithmic abyss. But when eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant appeared before the UK House of Commons Science, Innovation and Technology Committee this month to update British MPs… Source
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