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The diminishing role of the parent

Why age limits on social media are not the solution

22 November 2024

9:52 PM

22 November 2024

9:52 PM

In recent years, debates over social media’s impact on children have intensified, with many voices calling for government intervention, stricter age limits, and regulatory restrictions.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese recently announced plans to legislate an age limit of 16 years for social media access, targeting platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

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