Reddit Challenges Australia High Court Over Under-16 Social Media Ban
Reddit has taken Australia's strict under-16 social media ban to the High Court, calling the legislation inept and a severe restriction on political discourse.
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Reddit has taken Australia's strict under-16 social media ban to the High Court, calling the legislation inept and a severe restriction on political discourse.
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