Social media duty of care front & centre of safety overhaul
Social media companies with the biggest reach or posing the highest risk to Australians will have to proactively mitigate ...
‘So much’ talk about phone use harm as govt introduces social media ban for children
Sky News contributor Evelyn Rae says there is “so much” talk about the harm ... phone use in children at the moment. Ms Rae ...
Social media giants face massive fines under proposed safety laws
If adopted by the Albanese government, the new penalties would likely affect platforms owned by Meta as well as TikTok, ...
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Social media companies must mitigate harms from their products under overhaul of online safety laws
Social media companies with the biggest reach or posing the highest risk to Australians will have to proactively mitigate ...
Warrnambool Standard11d
Beyond social media: Nefarious AI tools parents should look out for
In the forthcoming social media ban for Aussie kids under 16 ... such as the significant rise of AI-related harms, ...
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Teens, parents believe social media firms should do more to protect users from online harms: Poll
A nationwide survey has revealed that most teenagers and parents believe social media companies should take more responsibility for protecting users from online harms. Respondents have also urged ...
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Where's the harm? Experts, tech giants react to Australia's social media ban for under 16s
Social media is doing harm to our children. And today as a direct result of our legislation passed through the parliament... parents can have a different discussion with their young ones." ...
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Holy Rosary School Tackles Harms of Social Media and Excessive Screen Time Through a Bold Phone-Free 40 Days Initiative
Holy Rosary School for Girls has completed a voluntary phone ... American social psychologist Jonathan Haidt draws correlations between the increase in depression, anxiety and self-harm in adolescent ...
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‘She was trying to hide it’: Online harms lead to some parents wanting social media ban
SINGAPORE - When asset manager Look Ru Shin noticed her daughter, then aged 10, glued to her phone, something felt ... and harmful content that plagues social media, games and other apps.