Australian PM Anthony Albanese Explains Why Government Kept 16 Years As Minimum Age for Children To Access Social Media Platforms (Watch Video)

Anthony Albanese, Prime Minster of Australia, recently announced a a ban on social media platforms for children under 16 years old. The decision initially explained that it was due to these platforms causing mental health issues. In his follow-up video, Australia PM Anthony Albanese addressed the parents and said, “Too often, social media isn’t social at all. And we all know that.” He said that social media platforms had been harming the country’s children. He said that parents, teachers, counsellors, and young people should take action. He said that the positive change would make a “real difference”. Australia To Ban Social Media for Children Under 16 To Protect Their Mental Health, Will Introduce Regulations: PM Anthony Albanese.

Australia PM Anthony Albanese Explains Reason for Banning Social Media for Children Under 16 Years Age 

We’re making 16 years old the minimum age for social media. Here’s why. pic.twitter.com/evjttbTjUB

— Anthony Albanese (@AlboMP) November 8, 2024

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