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6 months ago

Measure follows strong debate about online protections.
Australia is not the only country introducing stricter controls
Tourists from countries including Britain, Japan, France, and Australia will now be expected to provide their social media history to visit to the U.S.
Change would affect citizens of states including UK, France and Australia

We asked you to share your views on your children’s use of social media and how the ban is affecting your family. Here is what you told us

For some parents, social media sucks up their children’s time…

Vogue, 40, spent three weeks in Australia taking part in the ITV show, with her husband unable to join her Down Under, as he'd been completing seven Ironman triathlons in 21 days.
Australia this week became the first country in the world to ban social media for children with sites ordered to take steps to prevent under-16s accessing accounts.
In the latest episode of his podcast Staying Relevant, the former TOWIE star, 37, was joined by Vicky, 38, as his usual co-host Sam Thompson, 33, is away in Australia.
Australia has enacted the world's first ban on social media usage for users under the age of 16, in a move expected to be monitored by global lawmakers.

The host nation’s newspapers could barely contain their delight after Ben Stokes and his team were spotted relaxing before the crucial third Test

A mid-tour jaunt by the England cricket team to a Quee…

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