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Anthony Albanese announces Australia will ban social media for under-16s in world first

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Anthony Albanese announces Australia will ban social media for under-16s in world first

Australia will impose a minimum social media age of 16 in a world-first move, with the Government putting the onus on tech companies to protect children from online harms.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will convene a special national cabinet meeting on Friday, where he will ask states and territories to support the proposal his cabinet endorsed earlier this week.

The age limit of 16 would be a world-first, and would be stricter than the current minimum age of 14 held by platforms

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Mr Albanese said he was “calling time” on the harms social media companies were doing to kids.

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