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  1. Australia has enforced a prohibition on social media platforms, including TikTok and YouTube, effective June 1st.
  2. Tánaiste references TikTok in global debate as Ireland follows Australia's ban on social media.
  3. Tánaiste and officials called for societal issues to be addressed in parliament while highlighting corporate responsibility regarding TikTok.

Tánaiste, Simon Harris, and the Oireachtas are involved in discussions regarding social media companies like TikTok.

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Tánaiste, Simon Harris, and the Oireachtas are involved in discussions regarding social media companies like TikTok.

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  1. Harris warns of societal decline; TikTok avoids Oireachtas scrutiny.1 source
  2. TikTok declined to appear before the Oireachtas committee, prompting calls for corporate cooperation.1 source

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Tánaiste and officials called for societal issues to be addressed in parliament while highlighting corporate responsibility regarding TikTok. All 1 developments

Within Australia has enforced a prohibition on social media platforms, including TikTok and YouTube, effective June 1st.

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