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Meta has agreed to make major changes to its apps for kids and teenagers in the US after settling the social media addiction case with several US states. Some o…
Meta has agreed to make major changes to its apps for kids and teenagers in the US after settling the social media addiction case with several US states. Some of the major changes it’s proposing is to impose a two-hour time limit across Facebook and Instagram and hide all the ‘likes’ on posts and content. Professor Jeannie Patterson from the University of Melbourne discusses what the Australian government can learn from the new restrictions to strengthen the under-16s social media ban.
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Meta has agreed to make major changes to its apps for kids and teenagers in the US after settling the social media addiction case with several US states. Some of the major changes it’s proposing is to impose a two-hour time limit across Facebook and Instagram and hide all the ‘likes’ on posts and content. Professor Jeannie Patterson from the University of Melbourne discusses what the Australian government can learn from the new restrictions to strengthen the under-16s social media ban.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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