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60 Minutes Transcript: Australia's under-16 social media ban
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Australia, concerned over social media's impact on kids, placed restrictions for children under 16 on many major platforms. It's too soon to say if the law's working, but it's now a global test case.
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The authorities had justified the ban by saying online content was fuelling conflict, while the opposition had condemned it as an abuse of power.
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