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Australia implemented a world-first social media ban, prompting similar regulatory signals from Spain and Malaysia, while Apple briefed politicians.

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Australia implemented a world-first social media ban, prompting similar regulatory signals from Spain and Malaysia, while Apple briefed politicians.

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  1. Albanese introduced world-first legislation on social media use, and Stanford circulated papers regarding its implementation.Sub-event
  2. Australia implemented a world-first social media ban, spurring similar regulatory efforts globally.1 source

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