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The Wire· 14d

Why Parents and Kids Want Big Tech to Take Responsibility for Online Harm Prevention

Key points

  • Parents, students and safety advocates are calling for stronger protections for young people online. The calls come as the Australian Government develops its Digital Duty of Care legislation.
  • Young people continue to face risks including exposure to explicit content, harassment and unwanted contact.
  • Pressure is growing on tech companies to address these risks at the design stage, before harm occurs.
Why Parents and Kids Want Big Tech to Take Responsibility for Online Harm Prevention
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