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These are the countries moving to ban social media for children

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Australia became the first country to issue a social media ban for young users in late 2025, targeting cyberbullying, addiction, and predator exposure. The move is primarily regulatory and child-safety focused rather than market-driven, with limited direct financial impact. It could modestly affect social media platforms’ user growth or compliance costs, but the article provides no company-specific details.

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Australia became the first country to issue a social media ban for young users in late 2025, targeting cyberbullying, addiction, and predator exposure. The move is primarily regulatory and child-safety focused rather than market-driven, with limited direct financial impact. It could modestly affect social media platforms’ user growth or compliance costs, but the article provides no company-specific details.

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