Teen Online Safety: 5 Firms Under Australia Probe

A staggering 90% of Australian children aged 12-17 report using social media, despite a nationwide ban intended to shield them from online harms. This isn’t a failure of enforcement; it’s a symptom of a far deeper problem. The Australian experience isn’t an outlier, but a crucial early test case for a global reckoning with the … Read more

Teen Breadwinner Faces Job Loss, Family at Risk

Nearly 25% of Indonesian children aged 13-17 contribute financially to their households, a figure that underscores a stark economic reality often overlooked in discussions about online safety. This vulnerability is now at the forefront as Indonesia implements “PP Tunas” (Presidential Regulation on the Protection of Children), and platforms like X (formerly Twitter) adjust to comply … Read more