Apple revamps child safety features 'inspired' by Australia's under
Apple has introduced new child safety controls that allow parents to manage app and website access, a move influenced by Australia's social media age restrictions. While the government welcomes the change, some experts argue it shifts the burden of digital safety onto parents.
Why it matters
This reflects the ongoing tension between government regulation of tech platforms and the responsibility of corporations to protect minors online.
The new features were announced at an Apple conference this week. ( Reuters: Carlos Barria )
The article presents both the government's perspective and a critical academic viewpoint, maintaining a balanced tone.
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