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Australia Confirms Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16

  • November 6, 2025
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Australia Confirms Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16

Australia is moving forward with a social media ban for children under 16. The Australia social media ban will officially begin on December 10, according to the country’s Online Safety Commissioner.
The ban will block access to nine popular platforms. These include Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, Reddit, and Kick.

Protecting Young Users Online

Communications Minister Anika Wells confirmed the update on Wednesday. She explained that the government aims to protect young people from harmful content and online risks.
The ban reflects growing global concern about how social media affects children’s mental health. In addition, it highlights Australia’s firm stance on online safety.
While some experts support the move, others argue that education and parental controls might work better than full restrictions. However, officials believe this law is a necessary step to ensure online wellbeing for minors.
Parents and educators are now preparing for how the change will impact digital habits. As a result, families may soon need to explore alternative ways for young people to connect safely online.

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