Trump mulls Australia-style social media BAN for U.S. teens U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring a potential nationwide ban on social media for minors, inspired by Australia’s strict under-16 restrictions. Lara Trump revealed discussions with Trump about the neurological harms of screen addiction, citing dopamine depletion and emotional withdrawal in children. Australia’s Online Safety Amendment Bill 2024 bans children under 16 from platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook unless they pass invasive age verification. Non-compliant companies face fines up to AU$50 million, sparking debate over privacy vs. child protection. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese framed it as reclaiming childhood, with…
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