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Surely that will solve the problems of the youth on social media. Not like there are any 12 year olds on 13+ social networks today anyways.

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Better to try than to do nothing.

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That’s just it. Nobody has really tried. This is little more than PR unless there’s actual enforcement.

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No.

Introducing too strict law which is divorced from the reality is making people to disregard laws in general, not necessarily just this one.

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That’s a good thing. Disregarding laws shows that the government actually has no power and showing the government having no power is fantastic to do.

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No, it’s a waste of time and resources. Kids will find a way, they ALL do.

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Imagine being the australian government and trying to hide the reality of your genocidal prison colony from the youth… Just like USA.

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Do you have source on this? Never heard of it.

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Moronic.

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Hey Australia, how are you going to call up every instance operator in the fediverse and every nostr relay operator? Huh?

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I think it’s a step in the right direction, though it will be interesting to see where the boundaries are drawn. Does YouTube count? What about gaming platforms like Roblox and Fortnite?

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