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Most Australian Teens Still on Social Media Three Months After Under-16 Ban Began, Study Finds

A new study says most Australian teens remained on social media three months after the under-16 ban started.

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Most Australian Teens Still on Social Media Three Months After Under-16 Ban Began, Study Finds

A study found that a large share of Australian teens were still using social media three months after the under-16 ban began. Researchers reported that compliance varied, but most young people continued to access platforms despite restrictions. The findings raise questions about how effectively the rules are being enforced and whether additional measures are needed to reduce underage access. The study also highlights the role of verification workarounds and parental oversight in shaping teen behavior, suggesting the ban’s impact may take longer than expected to show.

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