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Australia will ban under-16s from social media starting Dec. 10, requiring platforms to make reasonable efforts to block minors without universal age verification.
Australia will enforce its upcoming social media age ban, effective December 10, without requiring platforms to verify every user's age.
The eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, stated it would be unreasonable to expect companies like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram to reverify all existing users, as most already have sufficient data to determine if users are over 16.
The world’s first nationwide ban on children under 16 using social media allows platforms to demonstrate reasonable efforts to exclude minors, with penalties up to A$50 million for systemic failures.
Privacy concerns have been raised, but regulators maintain the law does not mandate universal age checks.
Australia prohibirá a los menores de 16 años en las redes sociales a partir del 10 de diciembre, exigiendo que las plataformas hagan esfuerzos razonables para bloquear a los menores sin verificación universal de edad.