Australia & NSPCC

Australia: Australia became the first country to ban social media for children under 16, setting a precedent that other European countries and the United Kingdom are now considering. This action demonstrates a global trend towards stricter social media regulation for minors.

NSPCC: The NSPCC>>> is part of a coalition urging for comprehensive safety measures in social media, emphasizing that tech companies should prioritize child safety over profit.

Australia: Australia has set a policy encouraging companies to develop operating systems with nudity detection and warning messages, serving as a precedent for the UK's proposed 'Australian-plus' model.

NSPCC: The NSPCC, a children's charity, welcomed the government's announcement, stating that 'time is up for big tech' and advocating for nudity blocking technology to prevent online child abuse.