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It's six months since the young people's social media ban was applied. So how's it going?

4 min · 12 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio It's six months since the young people's social media ban was applied. So how's it going?

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It’s been six months since the ban on social media took effect in Australia for children under the age of 16. Since then, a growing number of countries have been taking steps to follow suit. Experts point to the ban's positive effects, but what do the teenagers think? It’s been six months since the ban on social media took effect in Australia for children under the age of 16. Since then, a growing number of countries have been taking steps to follow suit. Experts point to the ban's positive effects, but what do the teenagers think?

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