Australia has banned access to ten major social media programs for children under 16. BHO is, to no one’s surprise, not among them. Will Aussie youngsters now discover BHO and the other Hangouts and flock to them to maintain a social media presence?
Australia found it easier to invade people's privacy and their right to free speech rather than require social media companies to FIX their products to stop doing harm and to protect their users. Once again, the billionaires get their way, and the rest of the world suffers from their hubris.
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Originally posted by Bill RogersAustralia has banned access to ten major social media programs for children under 16. BHO is, to no one’s surprise, not among them. Will Aussie youngsters now discover BHO and the other Hangouts and flock to them to maintain a social media presence?
I will just say..
Worse things could happen....
.(young newbies are welcome)
As well as Old newbies..
N..leave me personal thoughts on it out...
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Originally posted by MickhammerAustralia found it easier to invade people's privacy and their right to free speech rather than require social media companies to FIX their products to stop doing harm and to protect their users. Once again, the billionaires get their way, and the rest of the world suffers from their hubris.
I agree! The Government thought it was easier to regulate the people than to regulate social media companies.
Big Companies=Big Lawyers.....
