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The policy would be an Australian first, with the SA government requiring teenagers between 14 and 15 to access platforms like TikTok with parental consent.
TikTok and Byte Dance called the decision “unconstitutional” and said the legislation is “singling out” and “silencing” the video-sharing app.
The Senate is due to decide on TikTok's fate in the US next week, and President Joe Biden has vowed to sign the legislation.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that the federal government has “no plans” to ban TikTok in Australia.
But of course, there’s one big spanner we have to throw into the equation: The Taylor Swift Conundrum.
A court in Munich has ordered the social media giant to pay damages and disclose internal data on its usage of unlicensed content.
A rep for the platform slammed “Universal’s self-serving actions”.
The social video giant can’t seem to keep its virtual singers in tune... Or coherent at all, for that matter.