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Teens Return to TikTok After World’s First Usage Ban, Data Show
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s under-16s social media ban appears to be failing to deter younger users: Qustodio data suggests younger users are “returning in droves” eight months after the restriction. The article provides behavioral evidence rather than financial outcomes, implying limited direct market impact and an overall neutral read-through for portfolios.
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