Australia will strengthen its world-leading social media ban for under-16s by granting the country's online safety regulator stronger investigative powers and doubling the maximum penalty for noncompliance, the Australian government said Saturday.In a media release the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that while he was heartened by the shift in conversation and the global momentum seen since the world-first ban came into force in December, it was clear technology companies are not doing enough to comply with the law, as too many children remain on social media."These changes …READ FULL ARTICLE
