Australia passes its kids social media ban

Starting in January 2026, platforms such as Facebook and TikTok will face fines of up to US$32 million if they let kids in.

By Ryan Tuchow

November 28, 2024

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Australia passes its kids social media ban

Starting in January 2026, platforms such as Facebook and TikTok will face fines of up to US$32 million if they let kids in.

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Australia passes its kids social media ban

Starting in January 2026, platforms such as Facebook and TikTok will face fines of up to US$32 million if they let kids in.

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