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Teenagers vs. Social Media Bans

Teenagers vs. Social Media Bans
NYT World Wednesday 17 June 2026, 20:46 UTC By Katrin Bennhold 1 min read
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Australia barred children from social media in December. Since then, young people have found plenty of ways to skirt the measure.

Australia barred children from social media in December. Since then, young people have found plenty of ways to skirt the measure.
Social Media Bans Australia (ORG)
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