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Australia will require social media platforms to act to prevent online harm to users

14 November 2024
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Australia will require social media platforms to act to prevent online harm to users
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Australia plans to implement a Digital Duty of Care for social media platforms to prevent online harms such as bullying and predatory behavior. The proposed changes to the Online Safety Act would require tech companies to proactively keep Australians safe by taking reasonable steps to prevent foreseeable harms on their platforms. The legislation aims to address issues such as harm to young people, mental well-being, promotion of harmful practices, and illegal activity. The Digital Industry Group Inc. welcomed the government’s efforts to “future-proof” the Online Safety Act and stated that their members will continue to prioritize safety on their services.

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