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Australia bans social media for under-16s nationwide, enforcing account deactivation and up to $49.5M penalties.
Australia has banned social media use for under-16s effective December 10, 2025, requiring platforms to deactivate existing accounts and block new sign-ups, with penalties up to $49.5 million.
Singer Peter Andre endorsed the law, calling online risks for children "so real" and citing concerns over mental health, privacy, and AI-driven content.
He noted his family now limits children’s digital exposure, reflecting growing parental caution.
The ban applies nationwide, regardless of parental consent, and has drawn mixed reactions, with some criticizing its effectiveness and others supporting it as a necessary step for youth protection.
Australia prohíbe las redes sociales para menores de 16 años en todo el país, aplicando la desactivación de cuentas y multas de hasta $ 49.5 millones.