Australia's youth ban on social media has minimal results

Australia's new law, enacted in December, aimed to protect kids under 16 from social media platforms like Snapchat, Instagram, and YouTube, but it's proving largely ineffective as most children still manage to access these networks. Despite the government doubling fines for tech companies that don't comply and threatening more legal action, enforcement remains a challenge. This raises questions about the real impact of such regulations and highlights the ongoing struggle to protect young users in the digital age.