Australia plans to double fines to $99 million for social media breaches
Australia's government plans to double fines to $99 million for social media platforms breaching a ban after experts urged stronger enforcement. The move comes as over 5 million accounts were removed since the ban began on December 10, yet nearly 80% of under-16s still access social media. Critics emphasize the need for regulations on algorithms to enhance online safety.
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Published 28 Jun 2026, 05:51 UTC · Updated 28 Jun 2026, 06:01 UTC
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