Big tech opposes YouTube exemption from Australia's ban on social media for children
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Is YouTube a Social Media Platform? Australia’s Exemption of It from Under 16 Ban Sparks Debate
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Australia criticized for exempting YouTube from under-16 social media ban
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Tech giants object as YouTube set to dodge Australian social media ban
Australia's plan to exempt YouTube from a world-leading teen social media ban is "illogical" and a "mockery", rival tech ...
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TikTok, Meta and Snapchat slam YouTube's proposed exemption from social media ban
TikTok, Meta and Snapchat are angry about draft rules which would exempt YouTube from Australia's teen social media ban, labelling the decision "illogical" and "preferential treatment".