Australia, Brazil, and 18 other countries introduce tough new social media restrictions for children
More than 20 countries are introducing or proposing stricter social media rules for children, with many targeting users under the ages of 15 or 16. Australia, Brazil, China, the United Kingdom, and several European nations are among those tightening online safety measures through bans, age verification, and other regulations. This video explains the latest global developments and what they could mean for children's access to social media.
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