Australia's High Court hears challenge to under-16 social media ban
Australia's High Court hears challenge to under-16 social media ban
Australia's High Court hears challenge to under-16 social media ban
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- Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts.
- Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children.
- The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
- Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts.
- Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children.
- The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
- Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts.
- Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children.
- The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts. Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children. The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts. Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children. The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
Australia's High Court has begun hearing a challenge to the country's world-first law barring under-16s from holding social media accounts. Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project argue the ban unfairly limits young people's political communication, while the government defends it as a proportionate step to protect children. The law, in force since December 2025, covers ten major platforms, and the court heard the case over two days, with a ruling to come later.
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