Australia to sue Facebook, TikTok for alleged breaches of ban
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Australia has doubled the maximum penalty for breaches of its social media ban for under-16s to A$109.2 million (US$76 million) since it came into force a year ago. SYDNEY: Australia’s government is set to sue Facebook, TikTok and other major digital platforms for alleged non-compliance with a nationwide social media ban for under-16s, communications minister Anika Wells said in an interview. (Free Malaysia Today, 11:46)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·20 Oct, 11:46 MYTAustralia to sue Facebook, TikTok for alleged breaches of ban
Australia has doubled the maximum penalty for breaches of its social media ban for under-16s to A$109.2 million (US$76 million) since it came into force a year ago. SYDNEY: Australia’s government is set to sue Facebook, TikTok and other major digital platforms for alleged…
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