Summary
Australian teens under 16 will face a new law that bans them from having social media accounts. The government aims to protect their mental health, but the ban has stirred controversy, especially from American tech companies and some politicians.
Key Facts
- A new law in Australia will prohibit social media accounts for anyone under 16.
- The law aims to protect the mental health of children and teenagers.
- Some American tech companies oppose the law, citing concerns about free speech.
- The ban is considered controversial by some politicians.
- Australia is being viewed as a test case for this type of policy.
- The discussion includes the potential impact on bullying and suicide among teens.
