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Australian Expert Advises Caution on Under-16s Social Media Ban

20 January 2026
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Australian Expert Advises Caution on Under-16s Social Media Ban
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A study led by Professor Kathy Modecki is examining Australia’s recent ban on social media for under-16s, urging the UK government to await concrete evidence before implementing similar measures. As calls for a social media ban in the UK grow, Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announced a three-month consultation, despite concerns about potential negative effects on youth. Early findings suggest teenagers are circumventing the ban easily, highlighting the need for careful evaluation of the policy’s impact. Modecki warns against hasty decisions without comprehensive data, emphasizing the importance of access to supportive online communities for mental health and identity exploration.

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