Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail
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Online companies and free speech advocates say the law could give regulators too much discretion to decide what is harmful. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are centre.
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Google Says New Australian Internet Safety Bill Could Cut Off Under-18s From Gmail
Online companies and free speech advocates say the law could give regulators too much discretion to decide what is harmful, placing pressure on platforms to take down content
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Google warns Australia's new internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail; Meta, TikTok, Snap raise alarm
Online companies and free speech advocates say the law could give regulators too much discretion to decide what is harmful.
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Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail - Reuters
Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail Reuters
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