Australia's Social Media Ban May Not Be That Effective, Study Finds

Engadget·Jun 26

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A study has found that a social media ban in Australia may not be effective. Despite the ban, a significant proportion of under-16s in the country are reportedly still using social media. The effectiveness of such bans is being debated, with some outlets suggesting they may not work as intended, while others argue they could still be beneficial.

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Australia's Social Media Ban May Not Be That Effective, Study Finds

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