
Australia Expands Under-16 Social Media Ban
Reddit and Kick must now remove users under 16 from December 10, joining platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. Firms face fines up to AU$50m.

Reddit and Kick must now remove users under 16 from December 10, joining platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. Firms face fines up to AU$50m.

The incident was widely condemned even by the German left-wing politicians, who called the situation “absurd and dangerous.”

The illegal Channel migrant with a Kalashnikov rifle facial tattoo rages at the court as he is sent down for five years.

The Danish government joins other nations in introducing stricter rules on children’s exposure to social media.

Anti-discrimination law is being weaponised to silence dissent on gender ideology.

The new policy widens the current list of regulated platforms—which already includes Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube.

Two police officers showed up at the front door and attempted to seize the child’s phone.

It’s never been so clear that many left-wing commentators, journalists, and activists are baying for blood.

Paris lawmakers suggest bans and nightly restrictions—child protection measures echoing how Australia and Germany already police online safety.

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