YouTube CEO Neal Mohan is drawing fresh attention to Silicon Valley’s parenting paradox after revealing that he strictly ...

The company confirmed that both viewers and creators will lose access until they turn 16. Rachel Lord, Google and YouTube Australia's senior public policy manager, said in a blog post that the company ...

A growing contingent of public school parents say school-mandated iPads, particularly in elementary and middle schools, are ...

This is a disappointing update to share. This law will not fulfill its promise to make kids safer online and will, in fact, make Australian kids less safe on YouTube,” the company said in a statement.

Children across Australia will wake up on Wednesday unable to log into their social media accounts, as the country becomes ...

The social media accounts of Australians aged under-16 must be deactivated, with companies facing fines for not complying.

YouTube will block Australian users under 16 from logging into accounts, citing concerns the new law makes children less safe online. This move, effective December 10th, means young creators can't ...

Will the ban be delayed or postponed, and how will age verification work? Here’s everything you need to know ...

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Fourteen-year-old cheerleader Lucy Brooks briefly lost some friends on Snapchat when Australia’s ban on social media came ...

One breach is all it takes for that data to fall into the wrong hands, and once it’s out, you can’t get it back. The eSafety ...

If you want to see how ugly and deceitful state government has become, read the story published last week about how the ...