Social media giants face US$32mil fines under Australia ban


CANBERRA: Global social media firms could face fines of as much as A$50 million (US$32 million) if they fail to enforce the Australian government’s new social media ban on children under the age of 16.

Australia’s centre-left government on Thursday (Nov 21) introduced the Bill in Parliament.

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