Labour hat Bedenken hinsichtlich des Social-Media-Verbots beiseite gewischt. Was aber, wenn es nicht wie versprochen funktioniert?

    https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/23/labor-has-brushed-aside-concerns-over-the-social-media-ban-but-what-if-it-doesnt-work-as-promised

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    1. Lord_Stabbington on

      I’m not a coder, a sociologist or a child psychologist so I can’t speak to the implementation part, but I sure as shit don’t believe a word these companies say

    2. kindernoise on

      > A poll ahead of the bill’s November 2024 passage found the under-16s ban had 77% support among Australians, and remains popular for parents, as well as mainstream media, newspapers and radio stations which barracked for it.

      I would never have guessed that popular support for something this stupid was so high. I think they just went “yeah, kids shouldn’t be on social media, sure” without actually thinking about the implementation of that legally at all. Now they get the hangover of geoblocks like the UK did.

    3. Greenscreener on

      As an Australian I’m pretty confident this won’t work and be a pain in the arse but every single government on the planet should be doing it.

      The TechBros have shown they can not be trusted and social media as it stands is a fucking cancer and should be burnt to the ground.

    4. I’m rooting for this to be a success more than almost any political policy…and I’m not even Australian.

      But I can’t see how the media will let it be a success.

    5. obsidian_razor on

      And again they will try to implement some idiotic age verification. These blocks should be done at device level.

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