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Social media firms urge caution on early Australia under-16 ban data

By Byron Kaye SYDNEY, Aug 14 (Reuters) – Top social media platforms urged the Australian government not to place too much weight on early evidence showing most children…

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By Byron Kaye SYDNEY, Aug 14 (Reuters) – Top social media platforms urged the Australian government not to place too much weight on early evidence showing most children still use their products

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