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Army Personnel Can Now Use Instagram, But There Are Conditions
The army has made a significant change to its policy on the use of social media: soldiers and officers are allowed to use Instagram for viewing and monitoring purposes only, sources said.
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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan Reveals He Limits His Children's Social Media Use: 'Tend To Be Strict'
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan limits his children's social media use due to concerns over technology's negative impact.
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Can A Social Media Ban For Children Under 16 Work In India? Experts Weigh In
This week, Australia implemented the world's first national ban on social media access for individuals under the age of 16
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Reddit Files Legal Challenge To Australia Social Media Ban
Online discussion site Reddit launched a legal challenge Friday to Australia's social media ban on under-16s, just days after the landmark laws came into effect.
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Dog Photos, VPNs, Fake IDs: How Australian Teens Are Beating Social Media Ban
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s came into effect on Wednesday, but teens are already finding ways around it.
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Australia's Social Media Ban Push Teens To Less Regulated Apps: Meta
Tech giant Meta said Wednesday Australia's ban on social media for under-16s is sending youngsters to less regulated platforms, making them less safe.
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What's My Age Again? The Tech Behind Australia's Social Media Ban
Tech giants will apply multiple layers of security to weed out young users under Australia's world-first ban on social media for under-16s.
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From Australia To US, Nations Tighten Rules On Children's Social Media Use
Australia on Wednesday will become the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, blocking them from platforms including TikTok, Alphabet's YouTube and Meta's Instagram and Facebook.
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"Changes May Be Upsetting": TikTok To Comply With Australia's Social Media Ban
TikTok will block under-16s in Australia on the day the law comes into effect, it said, meaning they will no longer be able to hold or create an account.
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Bengaluru Society Imposes Rs 5,000 Fine On Bachelors After Two Girls Stay Overnight
A Bengaluru resident was fined Rs 5000 by their society for two girls staying overnight, citing rules against bachelors having overnight guests.
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YouTube Says Children To Be "Less Safe" Under Australia Social Media Ban
Video streaming giant YouTube on Wednesday attacked Australia's looming social media ban for under-16s, denouncing the world-first laws as "rushed" and unrealistic.
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Central Railway Takes Action Against Woman Who Cooked Maggi In Kettle Onboard Train
"This is a major safety hazard and can cause fire, endangering the lives of all onboard," wrote a social media user
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Meta Tells Young Australians To Download Their Data Before Social Media Ban
Meta began sending thousands of young Australians a warning to downland their digital histories and delete their accounts from Facebook, Instagram and Threads before a world-first social media ban on accounts of children younger than 16 takes effect.
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Saudi Arabia Lifts Travel Ban On US Citizen Over 2021 Critical Tweets
Saudi Arabia has lifted a travel ban on a US citizen who criticized the kingdom on social media, his family said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump welcomed the crown prince.
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Meta To Remove Social Media Accounts Of Australians Under 16 By December 10
Australians younger than 16 will be removed from Facebook and Instagram on December 4, tech giant Meta said Thursday, as Canberra prepares to enforce sweeping laws banning teens from social media.
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Army Personnel Can Now Use Instagram, But There Are Conditions
The army has made a significant change to its policy on the use of social media: soldiers and officers are allowed to use Instagram for viewing and monitoring purposes only, sources said.
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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan Reveals He Limits His Children's Social Media Use: 'Tend To Be Strict'
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan limits his children's social media use due to concerns over technology's negative impact.
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Can A Social Media Ban For Children Under 16 Work In India? Experts Weigh In
This week, Australia implemented the world's first national ban on social media access for individuals under the age of 16
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Reddit Files Legal Challenge To Australia Social Media Ban
Online discussion site Reddit launched a legal challenge Friday to Australia's social media ban on under-16s, just days after the landmark laws came into effect.
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Dog Photos, VPNs, Fake IDs: How Australian Teens Are Beating Social Media Ban
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s came into effect on Wednesday, but teens are already finding ways around it.
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Australia's Social Media Ban Push Teens To Less Regulated Apps: Meta
Tech giant Meta said Wednesday Australia's ban on social media for under-16s is sending youngsters to less regulated platforms, making them less safe.
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What's My Age Again? The Tech Behind Australia's Social Media Ban
Tech giants will apply multiple layers of security to weed out young users under Australia's world-first ban on social media for under-16s.
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From Australia To US, Nations Tighten Rules On Children's Social Media Use
Australia on Wednesday will become the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, blocking them from platforms including TikTok, Alphabet's YouTube and Meta's Instagram and Facebook.
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"Changes May Be Upsetting": TikTok To Comply With Australia's Social Media Ban
TikTok will block under-16s in Australia on the day the law comes into effect, it said, meaning they will no longer be able to hold or create an account.
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Bengaluru Society Imposes Rs 5,000 Fine On Bachelors After Two Girls Stay Overnight
A Bengaluru resident was fined Rs 5000 by their society for two girls staying overnight, citing rules against bachelors having overnight guests.
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YouTube Says Children To Be "Less Safe" Under Australia Social Media Ban
Video streaming giant YouTube on Wednesday attacked Australia's looming social media ban for under-16s, denouncing the world-first laws as "rushed" and unrealistic.
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Central Railway Takes Action Against Woman Who Cooked Maggi In Kettle Onboard Train
"This is a major safety hazard and can cause fire, endangering the lives of all onboard," wrote a social media user
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Meta Tells Young Australians To Download Their Data Before Social Media Ban
Meta began sending thousands of young Australians a warning to downland their digital histories and delete their accounts from Facebook, Instagram and Threads before a world-first social media ban on accounts of children younger than 16 takes effect.
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Saudi Arabia Lifts Travel Ban On US Citizen Over 2021 Critical Tweets
Saudi Arabia has lifted a travel ban on a US citizen who criticized the kingdom on social media, his family said Wednesday, as President Donald Trump welcomed the crown prince.
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Meta To Remove Social Media Accounts Of Australians Under 16 By December 10
Australians younger than 16 will be removed from Facebook and Instagram on December 4, tech giant Meta said Thursday, as Canberra prepares to enforce sweeping laws banning teens from social media.
