YouTube warns against social media bans as a cure for online safety issues
SYDNEY: YouTube, the video-sharing platform, has alerted the Australian government that the social media ban for children under 16 years it has planned to implement, though well-meant, will not be a good enough barrier against online risks for the young ones. Last year, Australian PM Anthony Albanese unveiled a law
Why is Australia set to become first country to ban social media for children under 16?
The debate over the effects of social media on children is in full swing around the world. Experts say that excessive use of social media at a young age not only increases mental stress and anxiety but also affects education and daily life. In view of these concerns, Australia has
For the first time in history, a Prime Minister chosen via social media
KATHMANDU: In a first-of-its-kind world development, Nepal is the first country whose Prime Minister was chosen entirely via a social media platform, excluding traditional voting methods like manual polling or postal voting. Following weeks of street demonstrations and political turbulence, the President, Prime Minister, and cabinet ministers resigned and fled
