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    1. Maybe people are finally figuring out that being chronically online from the age of 8 isn’t the best thing for you mentally.

    2. Wonderful-Celery-192 on

      Because the internet made the world worse. Especially for the minds of kids. These countries are only just cottoning on how much the internet Its a weapon, the whole tech infrastructure is a trap. The whole of the blackmirror series pertains to your phone.

    3. MarketCrache on

      If you read Australian newspapers, they’re all 100% hard Zionist supporters and the govt doesn’t want people getting any conflicting information from online. They can’t ban everyone but starting with <16 year olds is a start.

    4. Makes it easier for politicians to Epstein kids.

      „Sorry Tommy, you can’t make a YouTube account to expose that you are currently trapped in an Australian/British/American or MAGA/etc dungeon, you need an ID first you see…“

    5. Loose_Gripper69 on

      Australia has been a prison nation since it’s inception.

      They had some of the hardest covid restrictions.

    6. It’s to shut down the viewing of auditors on YouTube or in real life steaming showing the truth. The internet has been weaponised against the media and governments and they don’t like it.

    7. forgotmypassword4714 on

      What’s the point of banning kids from a website where all the content creators self-censor all negative words (or else they get demonitized) and where your comments get deleted/account suspended if you type anything that is even slightly mean (or as YouTube calls it, „harrassing/threatening/hate speeh“ lol)? I feel like I’m treated like a child on YouTube, so it seems like it should be an okay place for kids/teenagers.

    8. I’m not saying anyone should change their minds about it – but this is a question of who you trust the most/least of the government or Mark Zuckerberg/Sundar Pichai

      The internet hasn’t been „free“ in decades, the vast majority of it is run by elite tech bros – and they’ll do anything to make more money, even when it’s harmful to children (see Instagram and how they knowingly fed anorexia accounts to children)

      So, who do you trust the least?

    9. AlienProbe9000 on

      Mass internet censorship has been a goal for a long time, l remember the YouTube of old days, you could go down some crazy rabbit holes, now it just shadow bans everything and it’s impossible to find any content they don’t like

    10. TrueSonOfChaos on

      They hate that they can’t safely brainwash entire generations in echo chambers anymore. For example, between WWII and the dawn of the internet there was SIX media conglomerates that controlled 95% of all information everyone in the United States received – and they’re global conglomerates.

    11. I believe they can watch it. but they can’t have an account.

      Still, pretty cooked here in Australia.

    12. Stealth porn banning is a big part of it.

      Of course once porn has been hit there are those viloence causing games

      And the movies with gore and no artistic value

      And all kinds of media promoting poor morals and bad ethics

      While we’re at it, the opposition should only be allowed to speak the truth as I know it….

    13. LaLuzIluminada on

      Maybe it’ll be good for future generations. 

      But I always thought something should have been done, like, 25+ years ago to somehow verify kids’ ages but not just 16, more like 13 and under. 

    14. As with Covid, UK and the commonwealth countries will be the harshest and the first – then it will be everywhere, all a part of the plan leading into 2030

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