澳大利亚于12月实施禁止16岁以下儿童使用社交媒体平台的立法，但数据显示，该群体对TikTok和Instagram等应用的使用率正在回升，接近禁令前水平 1。具体而言，13至15岁青少年中仍有25.9%在使用TikTok，这一比例仅比禁令前低一个多百分点；而10至12岁儿童的TikTok使用率仅比禁令前低0.06个百分点 1。
家长控制软件公司Qustodio全球在线安全专家Yasmin London表示，儿童可能通过VPN或隐瞒年龄访问平台 1。同时，越来越多儿童转向不受禁令影响的WhatsApp 1。此外，新西兰政府本周表示将引入立法，对不合规企业处以高达全球收入10%的罚款 1。
Australia implemented legislation in December to prohibit children under 16 from using social media platforms 1. Despite the ban, data reveals that the usage of applications such as TikTok and Instagram among this age group is rising and nearing pre-ban levels 1. Among teenagers aged 13 to 15, 25.9% are still using TikTok, representing a decrease of just over one percentage point from before the ban 1. Meanwhile, the TikTok usage rate for children aged 10 to 12 has fallen by only 0.06 percentage points compared to pre-ban figures 1.
Yasmin London, a global online safety expert at parental control software company Qustodio, suggested that children might be circumventing the restrictions by using virtual private networks or hiding their ages to access the platforms 1. Additionally, an increasing number of children are migrating to WhatsApp, an application that remains unaffected by the new legislation 1.
In a broader regional context, the New Zealand government stated this week that it plans to introduce legislation that would penalize non-compliant businesses with fines of up to 10% of their global revenue 1.
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