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Australia to Sue Social Media Firms on Alleged Breaches
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s government plans to sue Facebook, TikTok and other major digital platforms over alleged non-compliance with the nationwide social media ban for under-16s, Communications Minister Anika Wells said. The report provides no details on potential penalties or the timing of legal action.
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