By: The Trek News Desk Reddit has taken legal action against Australia’s newly introduced social media age restriction, filing a petition in the High Court on Friday. The law prohibits children under 16 from creating accounts on major social media platforms, a move Reddit argues violates the country’s implied freedom of political communication and goes…
By: The Trek News Desk Just days before Australia enforces the world’s first nationwide under-16 social media ban on December 10, Meta has started removing young users from Instagram, Facebook and Threads. The company began sending out notifications last month to users aged 13 to 15, warning them that their accounts would start shutting down…
By: The Trek News Desk Australia is days away from rolling out one of the world’s toughest social-media restrictions for minors, and Snapchat has become the first major platform to begin nationwide age checks for young users. Starting 10 December, children under 16 will effectively be barred from joining most social media services unless they…
